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    1. The required water heater size is determined based on the recovery rate and storage requirements for different types of buildings and applications. 2. For a women's dormitory with 300 students, the minimum required water heater size is 5150 gallons for minimum recovery rate of 1.1 gph per student. For a recovery rate of 2.5 gph per student, the required size is 2150 gallons. 3. When adding the additional requirement of a cafeteria serving 300 maximum meals per hour, the total required water heater size is 8150 gallons for minimum recovery and 3010 gallons for a 1 gph recovery rate per maximum meal.

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    1. The required water heater size is determined based on the recovery rate and storage requirements for different types of buildings and applications. 2. For a women's dormitory with 300 students, the minimum required water heater size is 5150 gallons for minimum recovery rate of 1.1 gph per student. For a recovery rate of 2.5 gph per student, the required size is 2150 gallons. 3. When adding the additional requirement of a cafeteria serving 300 maximum meals per hour, the total required water heater size is 8150 gallons for minimum recovery and 3010 gallons for a 1 gph recovery rate per maximum meal.

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    1. The required water heater size is determined based on the recovery rate and storage requirements for different types of buildings and applications. 2. For a women's dormitory with 300 students, the minimum required water heater size is 5150 gallons for minimum recovery rate of 1.1 gph per student. For a recovery rate of 2.5 gph per student, the required size is 2150 gallons. 3. When adding the additional requirement of a cafeteria serving 300 maximum meals per hour, the total required water heater size is 8150 gallons for minimum recovery and 3010 gallons for a 1 gph recovery rate per maximum meal.

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    ASHRAE Table9 Hot Water Demand

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    1. The required water heater size is determined based on the recovery rate and storage requirements for different types of buildings and applications. 2. For a women's dormitory with 300 students, the minimum required water heater size is 5150 gallons for minimum recovery rate of 1.1 gph per student. For a recovery rate of 2.5 gph per student, the required size is 2150 gallons. 3. When adding the additional requirement of a cafeteria serving 300 maximum meals per hour, the total required water heater size is 8150 gallons for minimum recovery and 3010 gallons for a 1 gph recovery rate per maximum meal.

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      Determine the required water heater size for a 300-student womens dormitory for the following crite-

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    a. Storage system with minimum recovery rate.


    b. Storage system with recovery rate of 2.5 gph per student.
    c. With the additional requirement for a cafeteria to serve a maximum of 300 meals per hour for minimum recovery rate, combined with item a ; and for a recovery rate of 1.0 gph per maximum meals per hour, combined with
    item b .
    Solution :
    a . The minimum recovery rate from Figure 15 for womens dormitories is 1.1 gph per student or 330 gph total.

    At this rate, storage required is 12 gal per student or 3600 gal total. On a 70% net usable basis, the necessary
    tank size is 3600/0.7 = 5150 gal.
    b. The same curve shows 5 gal storage per student at 2.5 gph recovery, or 300 x 5 = 1500 gal storage with
    recovery of 300 x 2.5 = 750 gph. The tank size will be 1500/0.7 = 2150 gal.
    c. The requirements for a cafeteria can be determined from Figure 19 and added to those for the dormitory. For
    the case of minimum recovery rate, the cafeteria (Type A) requires 300 x 0.45 = 135 gph recovery rate and 300 x
    7/0.7 = 3000 gal of additional storage. The entire building then requires 330 + 135 = 465 gph recovery and 5150 +
    3000 = 8150 gal of storage.
    With 1 gph recovery at the maximum hourly meal output, the recovery required is 300 gph, with 300 x 2.0/0.7 =
    860 gal of additional storage. Combining this with item b, the entire building requires 750 + 300 = 1050 gph
    recovery and 2150 + 860 = 3010 gal of storage.
    Note : Recovery capacities shown are for heating water only. Additional capacity must be added to offset the
    system heat losses.

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