Cooling load Calculation

[faridfauzi]

Hi - im a last year student in bach. of engineering electrical. Currently im doing a thesis on power saving design & analysis.
Air-conditioner contribute almost 50-60% power consumption, so i read some books on air conditioning, like book from C P ARORA.

But i cant understand most of it, since i dont have basic in thermodynamics.

I did some googling, i found some website to calculate cooling load. Like:
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/a...ing-worksheet/
but i need formula to put in my thesis.

So here i am - reading threads on cooling load. I need help on formula for cooling load that take count of:
1) Solar radiation,
2) Type of roof & building material
3) Metabolism rate of occupants
4) Window & door opening leakage
5) Misc leakage like hole in room & etc.

Thx for reading my thread. My email is faridfauzi2009@gmail.com

[josei]

Hello Farid,
before begin calculations take a look at this site were u can find several Guides which contains recommendations to design a low-energy-use building and to significantly reduce energy consumptions in small to medium office buildings. This Guide aims to build energy-efficient buildings with 30- 50% energy savings. http://j.mp/AshraeEneDesGui

If you're looking for real energy savings in HVAC buildings, it demand more than simple formulas; it's required expert analysis and software tools to simplify an engineering procedure a "little" complex.

[chillerman2006]

Hello Farid,
before begin calculations take a look at this site were u can find several Guides which contains recommendations to design a low-energy-use building and to significantly reduce energy consumptions in small to medium office buildings. This Guide aims to build energy-efficient buildings with 30- 50% energy savings. http://j.mp/AshraeEneDesGui

If you're looking for real energy savings in HVAC buildings, it demand more than simple formulas; it's required expert analysis and software tools to simplify an engineering procedure a "little" complex.

Josei

thats a good link

dont you just love links without answers to the question, bring back the lower tones

R's chillerman

[install monkey]

farid is only on here to do his homework-maybe a library will help him.
also lighting contributes to a high power consumption, natural lighting helps but thus affects solar heat gain-can he not copy someone elses homework??

[chillerman2006]

farid is only on here to do his homework-maybe a library will help him.
also lighting contributes to a high power consumption, natural lighting helps but thus affects solar heat gain-can he not copy someone elses homework??

Not sure what photo is who is who, the little lad or grumps

[chillerman2006]

Hi - im a last year student in bach. of engineering electrical. Currently im doing a thesis on power saving design & analysis.
Air-conditioner contribute almost 50-60% power consumption, so i read some books on air conditioning, like book from C P ARORA.

But i cant understand most of it, since i dont have basic in thermodynamics.

I did some googling, i found some website to calculate cooling load. Like:
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/a...ing-worksheet/
but i need formula to put in my thesis.

So here i am - reading threads on cooling load. I need help on formula for cooling load that take count of:
1) Solar radiation,
2) Type of roof & building material
3) Metabolism rate of occupants
4) Window & door opening leakage
5) Misc leakage like hole in room & etc.

Thx for reading my thread. My email is faridfauzi2009@gmail.com

Hi faridfauzi

If you give us a few more of your requirements am sure the forum can totally design your whole building/concept for you, as long as we all get a degree as well !

R's chillerman

[install monkey]

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very handy if ur a yank!!

[chillerman2006]

Install

what is that you have posted hahaha

[install monkey]

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/a...ing-worksheet/
farid link-handy if u live in one of the 53 states otherwise useless

[abimenis]

Is this a good number y12an44a92? A friend of mine is working on

an HVAC unit in Savannah, Georgia, but I don’t get any hits on

that.
Thanks,
Bill
www.aactionair.net

[vineethvknair]

you can dowload iit lecture lesson which explains the basic formulas of heat load estimation procedures.

[vineethvknair]

are u going to prepare energy audit report for any building???

[Collie]

Google CIBSE Guide 'A' Environmental Design. In this guide you'll find a calculation called "the CIBSE admittance method", this is a standard manual way of calculating cooling load in a building although it is proven to not be very accurate with the industry now exclusively using dynamic simulation modelling software like IES. There is no one equation or formula to calculate the cooling requirement as there a number of different elements that need to be quantified. The CIBSE method is long winded but if will give you the formula your looking for.

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