Lecture 1: Introduction to HVAC - SatchNet Electronic Systems
Lecture 1: Introduction to HVAC - SatchNet Electronic Systems
Lecture 1: Introduction to HVAC - SatchNet Electronic Systems
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BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS<br />
(BMS)<br />
THEORY & PRACTICE<br />
Firas Obeido<br />
Managing Partner, <strong>SatchNet</strong>
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COURSE OBJECTIVES:<br />
Provide attendance with basic knowledge on<br />
how <strong>to</strong> design, specify and check a BMS Control<br />
System, DDC System and field devices <strong>to</strong> give<br />
the best functions and maximum efficiency and<br />
return on investment. (ROI)
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COURSE PROGRAM:<br />
DAY ONE: (4 Hours)<br />
<strong>Introduction</strong>.<br />
Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration <strong>Systems</strong>.<br />
<strong>Introduction</strong> <strong>to</strong> Control <strong>Systems</strong> & Control Loops.<br />
Types of Control <strong>Systems</strong>.
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COURSE PROGRAM:<br />
DAY TWO: (4 Hours)<br />
Sensing Elements: Detec<strong>to</strong>rs, Transmitters & Sensors.<br />
Final Control Elements: Actua<strong>to</strong>rs, Valves & Dampers.<br />
Other Control Elements: Variable Speed Drives, Humidifiers,<br />
Electric Heating Regula<strong>to</strong>rs.<br />
Stand Alone <strong>HVAC</strong> Controllers.
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COURSE PROGRAM:<br />
DAY THREE: (4 Hours)<br />
Direct Digital Control Terminology (DDC).<br />
DDC Hardware & Software.<br />
Opera<strong>to</strong>r Machine Interface (OMI) : Built-In, Portable,<br />
WorkStation.<br />
Communication & Networking Devices.<br />
Energy Saving Features through DDC’s.
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COURSE PROGRAM:<br />
DAY FOUR: (4 Hours)<br />
BMS System Design.<br />
BMS System Applications.<br />
BMS System Features.<br />
Integration <strong>to</strong> Third Party <strong>Systems</strong>.<br />
Future of BMS <strong>Systems</strong>.
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COURSE PROGRAM:<br />
DAY FIVE: (4 Hours)<br />
Practical Exercises.<br />
Closing.
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INTRODUCTION
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• THE NEED FOR AUTOMATIC CONTROLS<br />
• SAFTEY: TO ACHIEVE PLANT/ PROCESS SAFETY<br />
OPERATION<br />
• STABILITY: TO MAKE PLANT/ PROCESS WORK STEADILY<br />
WITHOUT WORRYING FLUCTATIONS OR COSTLY<br />
SHUTDOWNS<br />
• ACCURACY: THE MORE PLANT/ PROCESS IS ACCURATE,<br />
THE INCREASED QUALITY AND COMFORT OF WORKING<br />
ENVIORENMENT. ( ECONOMIC SUCCESS )
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Heating, Ventilation,<br />
Air-Conditioning &<br />
Refrigeration <strong>Systems</strong>
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IT IS NOT WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS COURSE TO EXAMINE<br />
IN DETAILS THE FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE DESIGN OF<br />
<strong>HVAC</strong> SYSTEMS. THE INFORMATION IN THIS SECTION IS<br />
INTENDED TO ASSIST IN UNDERSTANDING THOSE<br />
PROCESSES WHICH ARE CONCERNED WITH AUTOMATIC<br />
CONTROLS.
AIR CONDITIONING TERMS:<br />
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Dry Bulb Temperature: The temperature of the air as indicated by an<br />
ordinary thermometer.<br />
Wet Bulb Temperature: The temperature indicated by a thermometer<br />
where the bulb is covered by a wetted wick and exposed <strong>to</strong> a current of<br />
rapidly moving air.<br />
Dew Point Temperature: The temperature at which condensation of<br />
moisture begins <strong>to</strong> form when air is cooled.<br />
Moisture Content: The mass of water vapour per unit mass of dry air in<br />
the mixture. This is usually expressed as Kg of moisture per Kg of dry air.
AIR CONDITIONING TERMS:<br />
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Relative Humidity: The degree of saturation of air at a particular dry bulb<br />
temperature. It is expressed as a percentage. At 100% RH the air is fully<br />
saturated with water vapour.<br />
Sensible Heat: The heat contained in the dry air content of an air/ vapour<br />
mixture which affects the dry bulb temperature only.<br />
Latent Heat: The heat contained in the vapour content of an air/ vapour<br />
mixture.<br />
Enthalpy (Total Heat): The sum of the sensible and latent heats of the air<br />
and the water vapour it contains. It is measured in Kj/Kg of dry air in the<br />
mixture.
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WHAT IS COMFORT<br />
IF A HUMAN BODY IS TO REMAIN COMFORTABLE, HEAT<br />
GENERATED WTHIN IT MUST BE REMOVED AT THE SAME RATE AS<br />
IT IS PRODUCED. DURING PERIODS OF HEAVY PHYSICAL WORK,<br />
BODY HEAT LOSS INCREASES AND GREATER USE OF COOLING IS<br />
REQUIRED, AT TEMPERATURES APPROCHING BLOOD HEAT,<br />
COMBINED WITH HIGH HUMIDITIES, THE BODY BECOMES<br />
UNCOMFORTABLE.<br />
DESIRABLE INTERNAL CONDITIONS FOR HUMAN OCCUPATION<br />
ARE TYPICALLY 19’C IN WINTER AND 24’C IN SUMMER.<br />
USUAL HUMIDITY COMFORT CONDITION IS SPECIFIED BETWEEN<br />
40% TO 60%.
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THE PSYCHROMETRIC CHART<br />
FOR CALCULATIONS RELATED TO THE PROPERTIES OF MOIST AIR<br />
A PSYCHROMETRIC CHART SHOULD BE USED.<br />
THE CHART IS ARRANGED SO THAT IF ANY TWO PROPERTIES OF<br />
AN AIR VAPOUR MIXTURE ARE KNOWN THEN ALL OTHER<br />
PROPERTIES CAN BE FOUND.<br />
IF AIR IN A ROOM HAS A DRY BULB TEMPERATURE OF 20’C AND A<br />
RELATIVE HUMIDITY OF 50%, THEN THE FOLLOWING<br />
INFORMATION CAN BE CALCULATED FROM THE CHART:
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THE PSYCHROMETRIC CHART<br />
WET BULB TEMPERATURE 14’C<br />
MOISTURE CONTENT<br />
DEW POINT<br />
ENTHALPY<br />
0.0074 Kg/Kg OF DRY AIR<br />
9.4’C<br />
38.8 Kj/Kg
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EQUIPMENT USED IN<br />
AIR CONDITIONING
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AIR HEATING COIL:- This is a heat exchanger where air is passed<br />
over its heated surfaces. The heat input can be via hot water, steam or<br />
electric heating elements.
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AIR COOLING COIL:- This is similar in construction <strong>to</strong> the heating coil<br />
but uses chilled water, or liquid refrigerant as the primary cooling medium.
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AIR FILTERS:- All air used in warm and air-conditioning systems must<br />
be filtered <strong>to</strong> maintain a clean atmosphere in the conditioned space.
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HUMIDIFIERS:- These are equipment used <strong>to</strong> add moisture <strong>to</strong> the air.