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Handbook of air conditioning and refrigeration / Shan K

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Operating Parameters <strong>and</strong> Calculations<br />

1. The zone supply <strong>air</strong> condition should be determined so that the space temperature <strong>and</strong> relative<br />

humidity in each zone or room can be maintained at design load operation by using the reheating<br />

processes.<br />

2. The zone n supply mass flow rate m˙ an,<br />

in lb/min [kg/(60 s)], <strong>and</strong> volume flow rate V˙<br />

sn,<br />

in cfm<br />

[kg/(60 s)], at summer design condition can be calculated as<br />

where Qrsn � sensible cooling load for zone n, Btu/h (W)<br />

Trn � temperature <strong>of</strong> zone n,°F (°C)<br />

Ts � supply temperature <strong>of</strong> zone n,°F (°C)<br />

vs � 1/�s, moist volume <strong>of</strong> supply <strong>air</strong>, ft3 /lb (m3 V˙<br />

sn � vsm˙ an<br />

/kg)<br />

AIR SYSTEMS: BASICS AND CONSTANT-VOLUME SYSTEMS 20.77<br />

m˙ an �<br />

(20.89)<br />

(20.90)<br />

3. The zone n supply temperature at minimum part-load operation T snp, in°F (°C), can be calculated<br />

as<br />

Tsnp � Trnp � (20.91)<br />

where Trnp � temperature <strong>of</strong> zone at minimum part-load, operation °F (°C).<br />

4. The zone n reheating coil load Qhn, in Btu/h (W), at minimum part-load operation can be calculated<br />

as<br />

Qrsn 60m˙ ancpa Q hnp � 60m˙ anc pa(T snp � T s)<br />

(20.92)<br />

System supply temperature T s varies along the supply main duct. For simplicity, T s can be taken as<br />

an average value.<br />

5. The weighted mean value <strong>of</strong> zone temperature T rm, in °F (°C), <strong>and</strong> mean humidity ratio w rm,<br />

in lb/lb (kg/kg), can be calculated as<br />

T rm � m˙ a1T r1 � m˙ a2T r2 �� � ��m˙ anT rn<br />

m˙ a1 � m˙ a2 �� � ��m˙ an<br />

(20.93)<br />

<strong>and</strong> wrm � (20.94)<br />

where m˙ a1, m˙ a2, � � �, m˙ an � mass flow rate <strong>of</strong> supply <strong>air</strong> for zones 1, 2, ...,n, lb/min (kg/s)<br />

Tr1, Tr2, ...,Trn � <strong>air</strong> temperatures in zones 1, 2, ...,n,°F (°C)<br />

wr1, wr2, ...,wrn � <strong>air</strong> humidity ratio in zones 1, 2, ...,n, lb/lb (kg/kg)<br />

m˙ a1wr1 � m˙ a2wr2 �� � ��m˙ anwrn m˙ a1 � m˙ a2 �� � ��m˙ an<br />

6. The system supply volume flow rate , in cfm (m 3 /s), <strong>of</strong> the AHU or PU is calculated as<br />

V˙ s<br />

Q rsn<br />

60c pa(T rn � T s)<br />

(20.95)<br />

where supply volume flow rate for zones 1, 2, ...,n, cfm (m3 V˙ s � V˙ s1 � V˙ s2 �� � ��V˙ sn<br />

V˙ s1, V˙ s2, . . . , V˙ sn �<br />

/s).<br />

7. The condition <strong>of</strong> recirculating <strong>air</strong> entering the AHU or PU, point ru, <strong>and</strong> the mixture <strong>of</strong> outdoor<br />

<strong>and</strong> recirculating <strong>air</strong> m can be determined graphically on the psychrometric chart.The cooling<br />

coil load Qcc, in Btu/h (W), can therefore be calculated as<br />

Q cc � 60(m˙ a1 � m˙ a2 �� � ��m˙ an)(h m � h cc)<br />

(20.96)

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