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Taibah University AE 332 HVAC Tutotial#4

College of Engineering Arch Engineering Dept


Spring, 2024 Dr. Khaled AlQudah

Example 1:
A laboratory 30mx20mx4m high located in (32 °N latitude) is to be air
conditioned. The 30 m wall faces North. The north wall has two doors of
2.5mx3m each. The south wall has four double glass windows of 2mx1.5 m and
6 mm thickness with internal shading type medium venetian blinds. The east
and west walls also have four glass windows of the same size. The Non-
conditioned space below the lab at inside temperature of 33 °C. The lighting
load is 15W Fluorescent per m2 floor area. The infiltration is one air change per
hour. The overall heat transfer coefficient U for walls, roof, floor, door and
windows are 2.5, 2,3,3,1.5 and 6 W/m2k. respectively. The roof is type 4 and
walls are type D, there are 100 persons with sensible and latent heat loads of 75
W and 55 W each respectively. The ventilation requirement is 0.3 m3/min per
person. The outdoor condition is 43°C dry bulb temperature and .0277 kg/kg dry
air of humidity ratio. The indoor condition is 25 °C dry bulb temperature and
0.01 kg/kg dry air humidity ratio and the average temperature is 29 C . The
sensible and latent heat gain from the appliances and lab equipment are 2330
W ( Sensible) and 900 W (Latent).
Calculate the room sensible heat and room latent heat load and the total
cooling load at 4pm (16:00) solar time of August month for the laboratory with
10 % safety factor, 5% for fan power, 5% air leakage from duct and air supply.
Area of North wall = 30x4- 2x(2.5x3) =105 m2
Area of South wall =30x4- 4x(1.5x2) =108 m2
Area of East wall=20x4-4(1.5x2) =68 m2
Area of West wall=20x4-4(1.5x2) =68 m2
Area of the roof =30x20=600 m2
Area of the floor =30x20=600 m2
Area of doors 2x(2.5x3) = 15m m2
Area of windows in each wall =4x(1.5x2) = 4x3=12 m 2
Given:
L=30 m, W=20 m, H=4m,
Door size =2.5mx3 m, Window size= 2.5m x3m, double glass with 6 mm
thickness.
Qs light =15 W/m2, Use a factor of 1.25 for fluorescent lamp lights.
Uwall =2.5 W/m2k, Uroof=2 W/m2k, U floor =2 W/m2k
Udoor=1.5 W/m2k, U window=6 W/m2k
Roof type:4
Walls type: D
T non- conditioned space = 33°C

No of persons =100, Qs/ person =75 W, Ql/person=55 W/person


Vo=0.3 m3/min per person
ACH=1,
Tdb outside=43°C, Wo= 0.0277 kg/kg dry air
Tdb inside =25 and Wi=0.010 kg/kg dry air
Tave=29 °C
Example 2: -
An air conditioned room that stands on a well ventilated basement measures 3
m wide, 3 m high and 6 m deep. One of the two 3 m walls faces west and
contains a double glazed glass window of size 1.5 m by 1.5 m, mounted flush
with the wall with no external shading. There are no heat gains through the
walls other than the one facing west. Calculate the sensible, latent and total
heat gains on the room, room sensible heat factor from the following
information. Using a safety factor of 1.25, what is the required cooling capacity?
Inside conditions: 25oC dry bulb, 50 percent RH
Outside conditions: 43oC dry bulb, 24oC wet bulb
U-value for wall: 1.78 W/m2.K
U-value for roof: 1.316 W/m2.K
U-value for floor: 1.2 W/m2.K
CLTD for wall: 25oC
CLTD for roof: 30oC
U-value for glass: 3.12 W/m2.K
Solar Heat Gain (SHG) of glass : 300 W/m2
Internal Shading Coefficient (SC) of glass: 0.86
Occupancy: 4 (90 W sensible heat/person) and (40 W latent heat/person)
Lighting load: 33 W/m2 of floor area
Appliance load: 600 W (Sensible) + 300 W(latent)
Infiltration: 0.5 Air Changes per Hour
Barometric pressure: 101 kPa

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