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Centralized Air Conditioning Design

This document provides data and requirements for designing the centralized air conditioning system for a three story building located at 12 degrees north latitude. It includes outside temperature, building construction details, room design conditions, occupancy schedules, lighting loads, and air conditioning load estimate and duct design requirements. The requirements include computing the heat load for each area and room, selecting air duct and diffuser sizes using the equal friction method, and specifying equipment such as water cooled chillers, air handling units, and fan coil units.

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Centralized Air Conditioning Design

This document provides data and requirements for designing the centralized air conditioning system for a three story building located at 12 degrees north latitude. It includes outside temperature, building construction details, room design conditions, occupancy schedules, lighting loads, and air conditioning load estimate and duct design requirements. The requirements include computing the heat load for each area and room, selecting air duct and diffuser sizes using the equal friction method, and specifying equipment such as water cooled chillers, air handling units, and fan coil units.

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GROUP NO.

2
MEFM571D/C1
AIRCONDITIONING DESIGN
THREE STOREY BUILDING
Design the centralized air conditioning system (Chilled Water System) of the building
using the following data / conditions:
1. Summer Month

- May

2. Exposure

- 12 Degree North Latitude

3. Sun Time

- 2:00 p.m.

4. Daily Range

- 12 Degree F

5. Summer Ambient temperature

- 95 FDB and 82 FWB

6. Inside Room Design


a. 24 hours

- 72 FDB and 45 % RH

b. 8 10 hours

- 76 FDB and 55% RH

7. Glass windows

- Without storm windows, double dark


colored inch thick glass with inside
Venetian blind.

8. Outside Walls

- Sand and gravel aggregate 12 inch


thick, no interior finish.

9. Roof

- Concrete (Sand and gravel aggregate)


8 inch thick, suspended acoustic tile
ceiling, no insulation.

10. Partition

- Hollow concrete block, 8 inch thick.


Both side finish with 5/8 inch plaster

11. Floor

- Floor tile without sleepers and plywood.


8 inch thick sand aggregate.

12. Ceiling

- Acoustic tile on furring, inch thick.

13. Apply the factor of no sash and with diversity factor.

14. Use bypass and safety factor.


15. Lighting load
a. Offices

- 3 watts per square feet

b. Conference room

- 2 watts per square feet

16. Schedule of Occupancy and Power in Watts:


Ground Floor
Area

People

Power

Hours of
Operation

a. SCDA Operation and Maintenance


Division

15

10

b. Parts Storage

10

c. Custodian Office

d. SOC storage

e. Main Lobby and Waiting


Area/Corridor

10

f.

10

10

g. Conference Room

15

10

h. MRO Message Center & Files


Maintenance Division

i.

j.

Lounge and Break room

Telecommunications Operation and


Maintenance Division

30

Electro Mechanical Room

2,000

1,000

24

24

10
15,000

k. Battery Room

24
24

Second Floor
a. System Dispatch Area

b. General Work Areas

c. Computer Room

18,000

24
10

24,000

24

d. Conference Room

20

10

e. Lounge and Break room

20

10

f.

Computer Maintenance

400

10

g. Software Library work room and


Lobby

10

h. Operations Control Supervisor

24

i.

Training Room

10

j.

Briefing Room and Corridor

10

10

k. Operations Control Division

20

10

20

10

40

10

l.

Performance Analysis and


Information Service Division

m. EMS Operation and Maintenance


Division
Third Floor
a. Auditorium and Viewing Gallery

10

b. Projection room and Electrical room

c. General Planning water resources


Analysis Division

30

10

d. Power System

30

10

e. Security Office

f.

Production Room

g. Conference Room and Corridor

5,000

1,000

10

10

10/each

h. Administration Office

10

10

i.

Staff and Secretaries

10

10

j.

Lounge and Break room

10

10

k. Waiting Area

l.

Dept. Manager Offices

2/each

10

m. Vice-Presidents room and


Conference room

10

REQUIREMENTS
A. Air conditioning Load Estimate
1. Computation Areas
2. Select/Tabulation of table for temperature differences and U factor.
3. Heat load form for each room / area with the grand total heat value and
dehumidified CFM air.
4. Tabulation of heat load form value, namely: ERSH, ERTH, GTH, CFM
Outdoor Air, ESHF, ADP, Dehumidified CM for all the room including their
total value.
5. Psychrometric charts for each air-handling units including computations.
B. Supply and Return Duct design Using Equal Friction Method
1. Schematic diagram of air ducts showing length of Duct and CFM per branch.
2. Selection of Duct velocity and initial computation.
3. Tabulation of air duct design sizes.
4. Tabulation of Duct Sizes an Equivalent length.
5. Total equivalent length of duct run with highest resistance.
6. Total static pressure required by fan/blowers.
7. Diffuser Velocity Selection and initial computation.
8. Tabulation of Diffuser Sizes.
9. Schematic diagram f air ducts showing sizes of ducts and diffuser wit CFM
rating.

C. Equipment Selection, technical Data and Specifications


1. Packaged water cooled chillers
2. Air handling and fan coil units

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