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Titus Flobar

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ramnam

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Feb 27, 2003
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Has anyone designed an air distribution using the Titus flobar system on the side wall? these flobars come with a typical 5 foot long plenum that clips to the flobar rail. the factory provided plenum is 12" deep with an oval duct tap in the middle. my question is : if i need to use a deeper plenum due to structural joises and beams, how deep can this plenum be before noise regeneration becomes an issue? 36", 48", 60"?

 
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I don't understand what you're asking: "noise regeneration"? Noise from where? A deeper box is not a bad thing and would actually help allow the air to spread through the length of the diffuser. If noise is a question, use a duct-lined plenum.
 
Don't exceed 300 FPM and locate the volume damper far from the outlet (make sure it is accessible though).
 
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should there be minimum thickness for the plenum? say the flobar is a 3" slot. the actual extruded element is say 6". should the plenum be 10" thick? sound lined? again, we would be dealing with a plenum which is 5 foot long, 6 foot deep and 10" high. with a flobar on one of the sides. do you think this is a bad design?
 
I suggest you contact Titus directly. I have worked with them in the past and they are very helpful.
 
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