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a buildiug has the following calculated cooling loads:
RSH gain 300 kW
RLH gain = 110 kW
The space is maintained at the following conditions
Room DBT 25°C, Room RH = 55%
Outdoor is at 40°C and RH 50%. And 10% by mass of air supplied to the buildings is
out door. If the air supplied to the space is not to be at a temperature lower than
18°C. Find
(i) Miu amount of air supplied to space in m/sec.
(ii) Mass flow rates of return air, exhaust air and out door air
(i) Capacity, BPFand sensible heat factor of cooling coil.
Given:
Condition
DBT
RH
Sp. Humidity
Enthalpy
°C
g.w.v./kg d.a.
kJ/kg d.a.
outside
40
50
23.6.
100
inside
25
55
10.6
52.5
supply
Specitic valume of air supply point 0.836 m³/kg, coil ADP=9°C.
18
41.2
Transcribed Image Text:a buildiug has the following calculated cooling loads: RSH gain 300 kW RLH gain = 110 kW The space is maintained at the following conditions Room DBT 25°C, Room RH = 55% Outdoor is at 40°C and RH 50%. And 10% by mass of air supplied to the buildings is out door. If the air supplied to the space is not to be at a temperature lower than 18°C. Find (i) Miu amount of air supplied to space in m/sec. (ii) Mass flow rates of return air, exhaust air and out door air (i) Capacity, BPFand sensible heat factor of cooling coil. Given: Condition DBT RH Sp. Humidity Enthalpy °C g.w.v./kg d.a. kJ/kg d.a. outside 40 50 23.6. 100 inside 25 55 10.6 52.5 supply Specitic valume of air supply point 0.836 m³/kg, coil ADP=9°C. 18 41.2
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