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    Ahu cooling coil row calculation



    is there any thumb rule for the no of rows for chilled
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    or dx cooling coil in ahu



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    Re: Ahu cooling coil row calculation

    Not that I know of.
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    Re: Ahu cooling coil row calculation

    Well, if its dealing with full fresh air, a min of 8 row deep is suggested, and for recirculation type with 10-15% fresh air, go with 4 row deep.

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    Re: Ahu cooling coil row calculation

    Surely, if it's full fresh air then you want to maximise the bypass factor so as not to over cool the space ?!

    If so then reduced rows are called for.
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    Re: Ahu cooling coil row calculation

    Shouldn't worry Marc, he's a one post wonder from last September

    Although, of course, your observation is valid.
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    Re: Ahu cooling coil row calculation

    Brian, I guess it would also depend on occupancy numbers versus load. The higher the occupancy the greater the BPF required. A low occupancy but with a high load would indeed mean more rows required if one wanted smaller ducts and fan i.e. low air volumes.
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