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i) Air cleaning
ii) Air cooling
iii) Dehumidification
iv) Air distribution/circulation
2) Winter air conditioning
▣ In winter outside temperature is low
hence heating of air is needed for
comfort.
▣ Cycle of operations consists of
i) Air cleaning
ii) Air heating
iii) Humidification
iv) Air distribution/circulation
1) Temperature control
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▣ Effective temp = 20 C to 23 C in
summer
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▣ Effective Temp = 18 C to 22 C in
winter
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▣ For Indian conditions 25 C with 60%
relative humidity to 300C with 45 %
relative humidity, with air velocity not
exceeding 10 m/min
▣ During summer dehumidification
is done so that relative humidity
is 40 to 50%
▣ During winter humidification is
done so that relative humidity is
50 to 60 %
▣ High velocity of conditioned
air may cause greater
temperature difference
between outside and inside.
▣ Velocity = 6 to 9 m/sec is
desirable
▣ Air should be free from
odour, toxic gases, bacteria
and other micro-organisms
1. Filtration
2. Heating (in winter)
3. Cooling (in summer)
4. Humidification
5. Dehumidification
6. Air circulation or distribution
▣ Should be capable of removing
dust, ash, smoke, bacteria etc
▣ Should be capable of holding moderate
amount of dust without affecting the
efficiency
▣ Should offer low resistance to flow of air
▣ Workableunder sufficient range of
velocities.
▣ Should afford easy cleaning manually or
mechanically
▣ Heating is necessary in winter so
as to compensate heat loss from
room.
▣ Pre heating of incoming air may be
done by passing over air furnaces
or coils through which hot water is
circulated.
▣ Cooling of incoming air is
necessary in summer.
▣ Principle of mechanical
refrigeration is used.
▣ Humidification or addition of
water is necessary inwinter
when air because oflow temp
has less humidity.
▣ Incoming air is passed through
pans of water or wet cloth strips
▣ In this process certain amount of
water is extracted from air.
▣ This is done insummerwhere
incoming air is cooled.
▣ Adsorbents can be used to
adsorb excess moisture from air
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