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BSME – 5
1. Outdoor Loads:
- Heat flow through the exterior wall, ceilings, floors, windows and doors due to temperature
difference between two sides.
- Heat from the Sun absorbed by the wall and roof and later transferred to room by conduction.
- Heat transmitted directly by radiation through glass of Window.
- Heat received from infiltration air from windows and doors due to frequent opening.
2. Indoor Loads:
- People, Light, Appliances, Miscellaneous sources
Heat Transfer:
- Heat gain from outdoors through the roof, exterior walls, skylights and windows.
- Solar radiation heat gain through skylights and windows.
- Conduction heat gain from adjoining spaces through the ceiling, interior partition walls and floor.
- Internal heat gains due to people, lights, appliances, and equipment in the space.
CAYABYAB, ERICK C.
BSME – 5
INDOOR DESIGN CONDITION
Temperature: 75 °F
Relative Humidity: 50%
Q = U x A x ΔT
U = Overall heat transfer coefficient of the material. [U = 1 / ΣR]
Q = A x SC x SCL
Q = heat gain by solar radiation through glass, Btu/hr [W]
(EVENT CENTER)
Q = U x A x ΔT
Condition of Area in Temperature U Factor BTU / Hr
Wall Square-Ft. Difference in F
West Partition 730 29 0.36 7,621.20
North 451.5 31 0.3 4,198.95
Exposed
South 645 29 0.36 6,733.80
Partition
Floor 4708.5 29 0.19 25,943.84
Total 44,497.79
CAYABYAB, ERICK C.
BSME – 5
B. SOLAR HEAT GAIN FOR GLASS
Q = A x SC x SCL
Total 2,489.28
Where:
0.15 = bf
= 1569.5 CFM
0.15 = bf
= Effective Room Sensible Heat Load + Effective Room Latent Heat Load
= 222,914.87 + 30578
= 253,492.87 / 12,000
= Effective Room Sensible Heat Load / Effective Room Total Heat Load
= 222,914.87 / 253,492.87
= 0.88
= 222,914.87
= 11,446.81 CFM
CAPACITY : 22 TR