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Heat Load Calculation Using E-20 Sheet

The document provides instructions for calculating heat load using an E-20 sheet. It lists the following steps: 1) Enter outdoor conditions like dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, and humidity ratio. 2) Enter indoor conditions to be maintained like dry bulb temperature and relative humidity. 3) Enter the area and height of the space. 4) Enter the height of windows/glass and factors like equipment load, lighting load, airflow per person, and number of persons.

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Heat Load Calculation Using E-20 Sheet

The document provides instructions for calculating heat load using an E-20 sheet. It lists the following steps: 1) Enter outdoor conditions like dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, and humidity ratio. 2) Enter indoor conditions to be maintained like dry bulb temperature and relative humidity. 3) Enter the area and height of the space. 4) Enter the height of windows/glass and factors like equipment load, lighting load, airflow per person, and number of persons.

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Heat Load with the help of E-20 Sheet

1- Put the outdoor condition of the required city in the heat load sheet.
Such as DBT, WBT, RH & Humidity ratio. (with the help of Psychometric
chart).
2- Put the inside condition which you want to maintained inside.
such as DBT and RH (50% - 60%) and WBT, Humidity ratio from
Psychometric chart.
3- Put the area of space in HLS.
4- Put the height of space in HLS.
5- Put the height of window/glass in HLS.
6- Put the equipment load, lighting load, CFM per person, No of persons.
7- Put the values of the walls which are exposed to sun in ft.
8- Put the values of the glass which are exposed to sun in ft.
9- Put the value of partition walls & glass.

Factors
1- For 9 mm brick wall : 0.38
2- For glass: generally 0.56

3mm regular sheet of plate


0.86 to 0.91
glass
3mm grey sheet glass 0.31 to 0.71
5mm grey sheet glass
5.5mm grey sheet glass 0.14 to 0.56
6mm grey sheet glass
6mm green/float glass
6mm grey plate glass
6mm bronze plate glass
13mm grey plate glass
13mm bronze plate glass
Coated Glass(Single,
0.07 to 0.50
Laminated, Insulating)
3- For roof:
Number to be Corresponding
INSULATION TYPE
entered Factor
No Insulation 0 0.45
25 mm Thermocole or
1 0.24
Eq.
50 mm Thermocole or
2 0.12
Eq.

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