Volume Damper(Circular/Round Type)

Product Description

The Volume Control Damper is used to control air flow in air duct. This unit comes with complete manual quadrant. This kind of Volume Damper is used in Round Duct. A mechanical device used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to regulate the flow of air inside ductwork is a volume damper, sometimes referred to as a round or round damper. It is intended primarily for use in circular or oblong ducts.A volume damper's main job is to control or modify the amount of air that flows through the duct. In order to achieve the required temperature and air dispersion in various parts or zones of a building, it is necessary to manually modify the airflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: A volume damper is what?

A: A volume damper regulates the volume of air travelling through a duct and controls airflow in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.

Q: How exactly does a volume damper operate?

A: Volume dampers often have a blade or plate that can be adjusted to block the airflow in a duct partially or entirely. The amount of air travelling through the duct can be managed by modifying the damper blade's location.

Q: What kinds of volume dampers are there?

A: Manual, motorised, and automatic volume dampers are just a few of the different varieties available. Automatic dampers employ sensors to modify the airflow in response to external circumstances, whereas manual dampers require manual modification. Motorised dampers are powered by an electric motor.

Q: What are the purposes of volume dampers?

A: The main purposes of volume dampers in HVAC systems are to balance airflow and regulate temperature in various zones or rooms of a structure. In order to control the air supply to different places, they are frequently put in ductwork.

Q: Where do volume dampers usually go on a building?

A: To control airflow in various parts of a building, volume dampers are typically installed within ductwork, either close to the air handling unit or at specified places in the duct system.