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    Manufacturer: Vetus

    Vetus louvred air suction vent SSV

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    A marine diesel engine needs sufficient air in order to function correctly.
    The volume of combustion air required is appoximately 6.1 m3 per kW (4.5 m3 per hp) per hour, based on a maximum air velocity of 3m/sec.
    In addiction to combustion air, the engine also requires sufficient ventilation air to dissipate the radiated heat.
    The volume of ventilation air requires is about the same as the combustion air needed.
    The design of the Vetus air suction vents is based on these principles.
    The model numbers given in the table relate to the engine horsepower for which they are suitable.
    When designing the engine room layout, it is therefore easy to calculate the size of the air vents required.
    Do not forget to allow for extra vents to extract the heat from the engine space as well. For example: a boat with an engine of 60 hp will require for the combustion and ventilation air, 2 louvred air suction vents type 60 (1x Starboard + 1 x Port) or 4 type 30 vents (2 x Starboard + 2 x Port).

    The frame is made of high gloss stainless steel (AISI 316) and the grilles of naturally anodised aluminium

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    Air suction vent SSV

    70

    80

    90

    100

    125

    150

    Dimensions in mm      
    A

    590

    660

    670

    730

    750

    890

    B = Cutout

    570

    640

    650

    710

    730

    870

    C

    159

    159

    172

    172

    198

    198

    D = Cutout

    139

    139

    152

    152

    178

    178

    E = Cutout radius

    R 69,5

    R 69,5

    R 76

    R 76

    R 89

    R 89

    Free flow area in dm2

    2,83

    3,21

    3,63

    4,00

    5,03

    6,08

    A marine diesel engine needs sufficient air in order to function correctly.
    The volume of combustion air required is appoximately 6.1 m3 per kW (4.5 m3 per hp) per hour, based on a maximum air velocity of 3m/sec.
    In addiction to combustion air, the engine also requires sufficient ventilation air to dissipate the radiated heat.
    The volume of ventilation air requires is about the same as the combustion air needed.
    The design of the Vetus air suction vents is based on these principles.
    The model numbers given in the table relate to the engine horsepower for which they are suitable.
    When designing the engine room layout, it is therefore easy to calculate the size of the air vents required.
    Do not forget to allow for extra vents to extract the heat from the engine space as well. For example: a boat with an engine of 60 hp will require for the combustion and ventilation air, 2 louvred air suction vents type 60 (1x Starboard + 1 x Port) or 4 type 30 vents (2 x Starboard + 2 x Port).

    The frame is made of high gloss stainless steel (AISI 316) and the grilles of naturally anodised aluminium

    SSV_info.jpg


    Air suction vent SSV

    70

    80

    90

    100

    125

    150

    Dimensions in mm      
    A

    590

    660

    670

    730

    750

    890

    B = Cutout

    570

    640

    650

    710

    730

    870

    C

    159

    159

    172

    172

    198

    198

    D = Cutout

    139

    139

    152

    152

    178

    178

    E = Cutout radius

    R 69,5

    R 69,5

    R 76

    R 76

    R 89

    R 89

    Free flow area in dm2

    2,83

    3,21

    3,63

    4,00

    5,03

    6,08

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