Condensate Pan Termination
Condensate Pan Termination
(OP)
I have a project to raise 4 chilled water cooling coils that are currently floor supported (concrete floor) with no condensate drain pans. There is a lot of good information about how to design the cross section of the pans. However I have not been able to see how to terminate the ends of the pan. How do you work around the structural supports and maintain a viable pan? Space is very limited.





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If so support the pan from the underside, sit the coils on something inside of the pan.
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bottom will slope slightly to the downsteam side of the coil;
the the top will be 3" tall before the coil, notch down to 1" deep under the coil, and then return to the 3" deep profile down steam. Does any one see a problem with that profile?
RE: Condensate Pan Termination
My cased coil comment was basically to enclose the coil and drain pan assembly in a casing and then support the casing.
Your 'manufacturer's frame' almost sounds like the tube sheets and side plates of a coil.
Tube sheets = where you see the return bends penetrating
Side plates, at the ends of the fins.
Take the "V" out of HVAC and you are left with a HAC(k) job.