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Handbook of air conditioning and refrigeration / Shan K

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15.40 CHAPTER FIFTEEN<br />

FIGURE 15.29 Dry coils at design <strong>and</strong> part-load operation.<br />

Fs � coil core surface area parameter<br />

Aa � face area <strong>of</strong> coil, ft2 (m2 )<br />

Nr � number <strong>of</strong> rows in coil<br />

�Tm � log-mean temperature difference, °F (°C)<br />

m˙ w � mass flow rate <strong>of</strong> chilled water, lb/min [kg/(60 s)]<br />

Twl, Twe � temperature <strong>of</strong> chilled water leaving <strong>and</strong> entering coil, °F (°C)<br />

Because , here indicates the volume flow rate <strong>of</strong> chilled water, in cfm [m/(60 s)],<br />

<strong>and</strong> �w � water density, which can be estimated as 62.32 lb/ft 3 . Also, 1 gal � 0.1337 ft3 m˙ w � V˙ w�w V˙ w<br />

(3.785 L)<br />

<strong>and</strong> cpw � 1, so<br />

Q cs � 60V˙ w� w c pw(T wl � T we)<br />

� 60 � 0.1337V˙ gal� w c pw(T wl � T we)<br />

� 500V˙ gal(T wl � T we)<br />

where V˙ gal � volume flow rate <strong>of</strong> chilled water, gpm (L/s)<br />

Coil core surface area parameter Fs is defined as<br />

F s � A o<br />

A aN r<br />

(15.25)<br />

(15.26)

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