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Databook of Hvac Load Calculation

This document contains tables and information for calculating HVAC loads, including R-values for various building materials, CLTD values, outdoor design conditions, conduction through glass, internal cooling loads from occupants, lights, equipment, and infiltration. It provides thermal properties and heat transfer information needed to determine heating and cooling loads for building design.

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Databook of Hvac Load Calculation

This document contains tables and information for calculating HVAC loads, including R-values for various building materials, CLTD values, outdoor design conditions, conduction through glass, internal cooling loads from occupants, lights, equipment, and infiltration. It provides thermal properties and heat transfer information needed to determine heating and cooling loads for building design.

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Databook of HVAC LOAD CALCULATION

Databook of HVAC LOAD CALCULATION

List of Contents
 Tables to find R values
 Summary of Tables to find R values
 Tables to find CLTD values
 Outdoor design conditions
 Conduction through glass
 Tables to find Internal Cooling Load
 Apparatus Dew Point
Summary of Values

MATERIAL THICKNESS R-VALUE (F° · SQ.FT. · HR/BTU)

 Air Films

Exterior  0.17

Interior Wall  0.68

Interior Ceiling  0.61

Air Space

Minimum 1/2" up to 4" 1.00

Building Board

Gypsum Wall Board 1/2" 0.45

Gypsum Wall Board 5/8" 0.5625

Plywood 1/2" 0.62

Plywood 1" 1.25

Fiber board sheathing 1/2" 1.32

Medium Density Particle Board 1/2" 0.53

Insulating Materials

R-11 Mineral Fiber with 2x4 metal 5.50


studs @ 16" OC

R-11 Mineral Fiber with 2x4 wood 12.44


studs @ 16" OC
MATERIAL THICKNESS R-VALUE (F° · SQ.FT. · HR/BTU)

R-11 Mineral Fiber with 2x4 metal 6.60


studs @ 24" OC

R-19 Mineral Fiber with 2x6 metal 7.10


studs @ 16" OC

R-19 Mineral Fiber with 2x6 metal 8.55


studs @ 24" OC

R-19 Mineral Fiber with 2x6 wood 19.11


studs @ 24" OC

Expanded Polystyrene (Extruded) 1" 5.00

Polyurethane Foam (Foamed on site) 1" 6.25

Polyisocyanurate (Foil Faced) 1" 7.20

Masonry and Concrete

Common Brick 4" 0.80

Face Brick 4" 0.44

Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) 4" 0.80

Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) 8" 1.11

Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) 12" 1.28

Concrete 60 pounds per cubic foot 1" 0.52

Concrete 70 pounds per cubic foot 1" 0.42

Concrete 80 pounds per cubic foot 1" 0.33

Concrete 90 pounds per cubic foot 1" 0.26

Concrete 100 pounds per cubic foot 1" 0.21

Concrete 120 pounds per cubic foot 1" 0.13


MATERIAL THICKNESS R-VALUE (F° · SQ.FT. · HR/BTU)

Concrete 150 pounds per cubic foot 1" 0.07

Granite 1" 0.05

Sandstone / Limestone 1" 0.08

Siding

Aluminium / Vinyl (not insulated) 0.61

Aluminium / Vinyl (1/2" insulation) 1.80

Flooring

Hardwood 3/4" 0.68

Tile 0.05

Carpet with fiber pad 2.08

Carpet with rubber pad 1.23

Roofing

Asphalt Shingles 0.44

Wood Shingles 0.97

Glazing

Single Pane 1/4" 0.91

Double Pane with 1/4" air space 1.69

Double Pane with 1/2" air space 2.04


MATERIAL THICKNESS R-VALUE (F° · SQ.FT. · HR/BTU)

Double Pane with 3/4" air space 2.38

Triple Pane with 1/4" air spaces 2.56

Triple Pane with 1/2" air spaces 3.23

Doors

Wood, solid core 1 3/4" 2.17

Solid insulated metal door, 1.5" - 2" 6.00 - 7.00


polystyrene insulation
ASTM C518 Calculated

Solid insulated metal door, 1.5" - 2" 2.20 - 2.80


polystyrene insulation
ASTM C1363 Operable

Solid insulated metal door, 1.5" - 2" 10.00 - 11.00


polyurethane insulation
ASTM C518 Calculated

Solid insulated metal door, 1.5" - 2" 2.50 - 3.50


polyurethane insulation
ASTM C1363 Operable
Tables to find CLTD Values
Outdoor design conditions
Conduction through glass (transmission)

CLTD for glass


Solar load through glass
SGHF
SC
CLF
Overall Factor (SHGC)
Internal cooling load
Occupants
People (heat rate per people)
Light
Equipment and appliance
Infiltration
Apparatus Dew Point

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