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    This document provides details on computing the sensible cooling load from infiltration and ventilation for a single family residence in the Philippines. It includes the floor plan and construction details of the home. Then it calculates the sensible cooling load from infiltration for 6 different rooms in the house using the volume of each room, an air change rate of 0.35, and a temperature difference of 35.3°C outdoor and 20°C indoor design conditions. The loads ranged from 21.8W for the bathroom to 75.6W for the two main bedrooms.

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    This document provides details on computing the sensible cooling load from infiltration and ventilation for a single family residence in the Philippines. It includes the floor plan and construction details of the home. Then it calculates the sensible cooling load from infiltration for 6 different rooms in the house using the volume of each room, an air change rate of 0.35, and a temperature difference of 35.3°C outdoor and 20°C indoor design conditions. The loads ranged from 21.8W for the bathroom to 75.6W for the two main bedrooms.

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    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    School of Engineering and Architecture


    Saint Louis University
    Baguio City

    ME 4121L: Air-Conditioning (LAB)

    PART 2

    COMPUTATION OF COOLING LOAD

    AUSTRIA, JOHN BENNY A.


    PADILLA, MARWIN D. November 22,
    2021
    Submitted by: Date Performed:
    BSME- IV November 29,
    2021
    Course/Year: Date Due:
    November, 2021
    Date Submitted:

    ENGR. MAURICE LICDAN

    1
    Instructor

    2
    FLOOR PLAN OF DESIGNED HOUSE

    3
    TABLE OF VALUES
    Construction
    Components Value Units
    Design
    Tight, Energy-
    ACH 0.35
    efficient

    Outdoor
    35.3 ⁰C
    Temperature

    Indoor Design
    20 ⁰C
    Temperature

    Room Height 2.7439 m


    COMPUTATION OF SENSIBLE COOLING LOAD FROM
    INFILTRATION/VENTILATION
    Given Data:
     Single Family Residence
     Located at Luzon Island, Philippines
     Month of May (Hottest month in the Philippines)
     Design dry bulb temperature for the hottest month is 35.3 ⁰C
     DB range for the hottest month is 5.3 ⁰C or 9.64 ⁰F (Low)
     Inside Desired Temperature Condition = 20 ⁰C

    I. MASTER SUITE ROOM (T(Desired) = 20⁰C)

    D WP
    WE D

    WE WP

    WE WE

    Given:
    Area of the room = 4 m x 3.90 m = 15.60 m2
    Height of the room = 2.7439 m
    ACH = 0.35
    Solution:
    q infil(Master Suite Room)=0.33 ∙ ACH ∙ V ∙ △ T
    2
    q infil ( Master Suite Room )=( 0.33 ) ( 0.35 ) (15.60 m x 2.7439 m) (35.3−20 ) ⁰ C
    q infil ( Master Suite Room )=75.6426 W
    II. MASTER’S BATHROOM (T(Desired) = 20⁰C)

    Given:
    Area of the room = 2 m x 3.60 m = 7.2 m2
    Height of the room = 2.7439 m
    ACH = 0.35
    Solution:
    q infil ( Master ' s Bathroom )=0.33 ∙ ACH ∙V ∙ △ T
    2
    q infil ( Master ' s Bathroom )=( 0.33 ) ( 0.35 ) (7.2 m x 2.7439 m) ( 35.3−20 ) ⁰ C
    q infil ( Master ' s Bathroom )=34.9120W
    III. LAUNDRY (Unconditioned Space = 35.5⁰C)

    WE

    D
    WP
     
    WP
      D

    WP
     
    WP
     
    Given:
    Laundry Area is Unconditioned Space
    Solution:
    q infil ( Laundry )=0 W

    IV.BEDROOM 2 (T(Desired) = 20⁰C)

    Given:
    Area of the room = 4 m x 3.90 m = 15.6 m2
    Height of the room = 2.7439 m
    ACH = 0.35
    Solution:
    q infil ( Bedroom 2)=0.33∙ ACH ∙V ∙ △ T

    q infil ( Bedroom 2)=( 0.33 )( 0.35 )(15.6 m2 x 2.7439 m) ( 35.3−20 ) ⁰ C

    q infil ( Bedroom 2)=75.6426 W

    V. BEDROOM 3 (T(Desired) = 20⁰C)

    WE W WE

    WP
     
    W

    D
    WE
    WP
     

    Given:
    Area of the room = 2.75 m x 3.60 m = 9.90 m2
    Height of the room = 2.7439 m
    ACH = 0.35
    Solution:
    q infil ( Bedroom 3)=0.33∙ ACH ∙V ∙ △ T

    q infil ( Bedroom 3)= ( 0.33 )( 0.35 )(9.90 m2 x 2.7439 m)( 35.3−20 ) ⁰C

    q infil ( Bedroom 3)=48.0039 W


    VI.BATHROOM (T(Desired) = 20⁰C)

    WE

    WP WP
       
    D

    WP
     
    Given:
    Area of the room = 2.00 m x 2.25 m = 4.50 m2
    Height of the room = 2.7439 m
    ACH = 0.35
    Solution:
    q infil ( Bathroom )=0.33 ∙ ACH ∙V ∙ △ T
    2
    q infil ( Bathroom )=( 0.33 ) ( 0.35 ) (4.50 m x 2.7439 m) ( 35.3−20 ) ⁰ C
    q infil ( Bathroom )=21.8200W
    Sensible Cooling Load from infiltration/ventilation

    -solve the volume of the room/space


    -use the formula for qinfil (see module page 21)
    -Assume your ACH based on your building construction

    Example: an ACH of 0.35 assuming tight, energy-efficient


    construction
    -change in T depends on the outside design condition and your inside design
    condition
    -do the computation for all spaces/room

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