Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 43 views

    Heat Load Computation Sheet: Phil. Setting DB 92°F WB 81°F RH 60% + 5%

    Uploaded by

    Zubenel Maicong
    1) The document provides a heat load summary for the multi media room on the second floor of the College of Engineering and Architecture building. 2) It calculates the external and internal heat loads on the room from factors like walls, glass, solar heat gain, lights, people, appliances, ducts and ventilation. 3) The total room heat load is calculated to be 78,671 BTUH, requiring a total room air conditioning requirement of 6.55 tons.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Heat Load Computation Sheet: Phil. Setting DB 92°F WB 81°F RH 60% + 5%

    Uploaded by

    Zubenel Maicong
    43 views2 pages
    1) The document provides a heat load summary for the multi media room on the second floor of the College of Engineering and Architecture building. 2) It calculates the external and internal heat loads on the room from factors like walls, glass, solar heat gain, lights, people, appliances, ducts and ventilation. 3) The total room heat load is calculated to be 78,671 BTUH, requiring a total room air conditioning requirement of 6.55 tons.

    Original Title

    Room 1 Summary

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    1) The document provides a heat load summary for the multi media room on the second floor of the College of Engineering and Architecture building. 2) It calculates the external and internal heat loads on the room from factors like walls, glass, solar heat gain, lights, people, appliances, ducts and ventilation. 3) The total room heat load is calculated to be 78,671 BTUH, requiring a total room air conditioning requirement of 6.55 tons.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    43 views2 pages

    Heat Load Computation Sheet: Phil. Setting DB 92°F WB 81°F RH 60% + 5%

    Uploaded by

    Zubenel Maicong
    1) The document provides a heat load summary for the multi media room on the second floor of the College of Engineering and Architecture building. 2) It calculates the external and internal heat loads on the room from factors like walls, glass, solar heat gain, lights, people, appliances, ducts and ventilation. 3) The total room heat load is calculated to be 78,671 BTUH, requiring a total room air conditioning requirement of 6.55 tons.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 2

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE

    SECOND FLOOR
    HEAT LOAD SUMMARY

    HEAT LOAD COMPUTATION SHEET

    Project : College of Engineering and Architecture


    Phil. Setting
    Building
    DB = 92°F
    Name of Area : Multi Media Room WB = 81°F
    RH = 60% + 5%
    Sheet No. : 1/26

    I. Load Source : External Heat Loads

    Item Equation BTUH


    1. Roof Q = U x A x CLTD 0
    2. Walls Q = U x A x CLTD 442.54 BTUH

    3. Glass Conduction Q = U x A x CLTD 1164.75 BTUH


    4. Solar Heat Gain Q = A x SC x SHGF x CLF 3056.37 BTUH
    5. Ceiling Q = U x A x TD 0
    6. Partitions Q = U x A x TD 0
    (External) Total Heat Load 4663.66 BTUH

    II. Load Source : Internal Heat Loads


    A. Sensible Heat Components
    Item Equation BTUH
    1. Lights Qs = U x A x CLTD 4421.41 BTUH
    2. People Qs = No. of People x SHG x CLF 10200.00 BTUH
    3. Appliances Qs = Heat Gain x CLF 1515.57 BTUH
    4. Use Safety Factor of 5% for No. 5
    5. Room Sensible Heat Load = Summary of #’s 1-3 x (1.05) 19377.72 BTUH
    6. Duct Heat Gain = 8% of #5 1941.06 BTUH
    7. Duct Leakage Losses = 10% of #5 1476.39 BTUH
    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
    SECOND FLOOR
    HEAT LOAD SUMMARY

    8. Fan Horsepower = 3% of #5 553.65 BTUH


    9. Ventilation Qs = (1.10) x (CFM/person) x (To –T r) 15180.00 BTUH
    Effective Room Sensible Heat Load = Summation of #’s 1-9 49684.50 BTUH
    (ERSHL)

    B. Latent Heat Components


    Item Equation BTUH
    1. People QL = No. of People x LHG x CLF 10200.00 BTUH
    2. Appliances QL = Heat Gain x CLF 232.01 BTUH
    3. Use Safety Factor of 5% for No. 4
    4. Room Latent Heat Load = Summation of #’s 1-2 x (1.05) 12301.35 BTUH
    5. Duct Heat Gain = 10% of #4 1171.56 BTUH
    6. Supply Duct Leakage = 5% of #4 585.78 BTUH
    7. Ventilation QL = CFM/person x (ΔW) x 4840 x No. of Person 4065.60 BTUH

    Effective Room Latent Heat Load = Summation of #’s 1-7 18212.15 BTUH
    (ERLHL)

    SUMMARY:

    A. Total Internal Heat Load = ERSHL + ERLHL 67896.65 BTUH

    B. Return Duct Heat Gain = 6% of A 4073.80 BTUH


    C. Return Duct Leakage Losses = 3% of A 2036.90 BTUH
    Grand Total Internal Heat Load = Summation of A-C 74007.34 BTUH
    (GTIHL)

    Total Room Heat Load = External Heat Load + GTIHL 78671.00 BTUH
    (TRHL)

    TOTAL ROOM REQUIREMENT (Tonnage) = TRHL/12,000 BTU/ton

    = 6.55 TR

    You might also like