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The document outlines the installation of a centralized air conditioning system for a new civil engineering building, specifically designed for a hospital operation area using Earth-Air Heat Exchanger technology. It details the cooling load design criteria, including temperature settings, construction materials, and heat transfer calculations for various building components. The document also specifies the heat transfer coefficients and thermal properties necessary for effective cooling load calculations.

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The document outlines the installation of a centralized air conditioning system for a new civil engineering building, specifically designed for a hospital operation area using Earth-Air Heat Exchanger technology. It details the cooling load design criteria, including temperature settings, construction materials, and heat transfer calculations for various building components. The document also specifies the heat transfer coefficients and thermal properties necessary for effective cooling load calculations.

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AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM INSTALLATION

Project Name : NEW CIVIL ENGINEERING BUILDING

Owner :

Design Conditions:

1.0 Centralized Air Conditioning System for Hospital Operation Area using the Earth-Air Heat
Exchanger/Groundwater Source Heat Pump Technology

2.0 Cooling Load Design Criteria:

Room Temperature Design : 750F (23.890C) DB/50% RH

Outdoor Temperature Design : 95.360F (35.20C) DB/ 81.320F (27.40C) WB

Design Month : July

Peak Load Time : 1500H

Structure Load : Refer to Table 01 re: U (Heat Transfer


Coefficient, reciprocal of R), Data extracted
from ASHRAE 1997, Chapter 24 & ASHRAE
2001, Chapter 25

Wall Construction : 200 mm CHB, Plaster Finish on both sides for


Exterior Wall
150 mm CHB, Plaster Finish on both sides for
Interior/Partition Wall

Roof Construction : 150 mm thk Light weight Concrete Slab for 1st
and 2nd floor
100 mm thk Light weight Concrete Slab for 3rd
floor

Glass Window : 14 " (6.35 mm) thk glass on powder-coated


aluminum frame
Occupancy : 0.7 Person/m2
Outdoor Air Requirement : 15 – 30 CFM/person (25.5 – 51 CMH)
(Ventilation Rate) Appendix E, Table E-1, ASHRAE Std. 62-1-2004

People Sensible Heat Load : 55 Kcal/Hr

People Latent Heat Load : 48 Kcal/Hr


(Please Refer to Table 07, Data Extracted
from ASHRAE 1997, Chapter 28)

Lighting Load : 20 Kcal/Hr-m2(Refer to Table 05 as


extracted from ASHRAE 1997, Chapter 28)

13 Kcal/Hr-m2, average
Machine/Equipment Load : (Refer to ASHRAE 1997 Chapter 28, for Office
Appliances)

Cooling Load Calculation:


1.0 General Heat Transfer Load (Heat Transmission, Sensible heat from structure)
The general heat transfer equation for the rate of heat flow for any material,
conduction & convection heat transfer through any surfaces is given by:
Qss = A x U x (to – ti)
Where: Qss: heat gain through wall, roof, glass, etc.. Kcal/Hr
A : area net of wall or roof m2
0
to : outdoor air temperature C
0
ti : indoor air temperature C

U : overall heat transfer coefficient Kcal/Hr-m2-0C


The overall heat transfer coefficient U of a material is determined
by adding the individual resistance & conductance of each
component of the structure. By using table of “Thermal Properties
of common Construction Material” Table 01, U = the reciprocal of
the thermal resistance which is the R value.
Calculation for U Values using Table 01.
a. Roof Structure (1st & 2nd Floor)
Outside Surface Resistance 0.059 m2-0C/W
150 mm light weight concrete 0.880
Ceiling Air space resistance 0.176
Gypsum board 0.026
Inside surface resistance 0.121
Total R = 1.262 m2-0C/W
Thus, U = 1/R
1 W
U=
1.262 m −℃
2

U =0.7924
J
2
3600 sec
m −℃−s 1 Hr [k
1000 ][ ][ 0.252 Kcal
1.055 kJ ]
U = 0.681 Kcal/Hr – m2 – 0C

Roof Structure (3rd Floor)


Outside Surface Resistance 0.059 m2-0C/W
100 mm light weight concrete 0.587
Ceiling Air space resistance 0.176
Gypsum board 0.026
Inside surface resistance 0.121
Total R = 0.969 m2-0C/W
Thus, U = 1/R

1 W
U=
0.969 m −℃
2

U =1.0320
J
2
3600 sec
m −℃−s 1 Hr
k
[ ][ ][
0.252 Kcal
1000 1.055 kJ ]
U = 0.887 Kcal/Hr – m2 – 0C

b. Exterior Wall
Outside surface resistance 0.059 m2-0C/W
Outside finish 0.031
Light weight concrete block 0.352
Inside finish 0.031
Inside surface resistance 0.121
Total R = 0.594 m2 - °C/W

U =1.6835 2
J
m −℃−s 1 Hr[
3600 sec
][ ][
k 0.252 Kcal
1000 1.055 kJ ]
U = 1.45 Kcal/Hr – m2 – 0C

c. Partition Wall
Outside surface resistance 0.121 m2-0C/W
Outside finish 0.031
Light weight concrete block 0.352
Inside finish 0.031
Inside surface resistance 0.121
Total R = 0.656 m2-0C/W

U =1.5244 2
J 3600 sec
m −℃−s 1 Hr [ ][ ][
k 0.252 Kcal
1000 1.055 kJ ]
U = 1.31 Kcal/Hr – m2 – 0C

d. Glass Window
For solar heat gain at 240C indoor temperature, use table 02
For ordinary glass w/ 5 mm thk, use 5.6 Kcal/Hr – m2 – 0C, table 06
U = 5.6 Kcal/Hr – m2 – 0C
Note:
1. The wall exposure used in ETD (Equivalent Temperature Difference) are based
on true direction. (to – ti) is replaced by using Table 03 depending on wall
direction or use higher value.
2. ETD for roof please refer to Table 04.

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