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Title: Objectives


1
Objectives
  • Discuss Rotary Heat Exchangers
  • In Psychometric Chart
  • Learn about Specifics of VAV and DOAS Systems
  • Start with Duct Design

2
Sensible and Enthalpy wheels
3
VAV Example
  • One system
  • Multiple Spaces/Zones
  • - VAV box for each space/zone
  • http//www.trane.com/commercial/library/vol242/v24
    b6.asp

4
VAV System Terms Equations(you can find them
in ASHRAE Standard 62)
  • Fraction of minimum outdoor air in space/zone
    supply air
  • Xi VOAi / VSAi
  • Critical space
  • Space with maximum Xi , Zmax(Xi)
  • Fraction of outdoor air in system supply air
  • X sum(VOA ) / sum(VSA)
  • Required Fraction of outdoor air
  • YX/(1X-Z)

5
Other Issues Related to VAV
  • Reheaters (sizing and control)
  • Fan control
  • Minimum supply air
  • Occupancy sensors

6
DOAS System
  • www.doas.psu.edu

7
DOAS with multi-split systems
  • Fresh air?

8
DOAS fresh air configurations
9
DOAS fresh air configurations
10
Issues Related to DOAS
  • Split of sensible and latent load
  • Selection of hydronic system
  • Winter vs. summer operation
  • Winter operation with DX systems (heat pump)

11
Pressures
  • Static pressure
  • Velocity pressure
  • Total pressure sum of the two above

12
Relationship Between Static and Total Pressure
13
Duct Design
  • Total and static pressure drops are proportional
    to square of velocity
  • Plot of pressure drop vs. volumetric flow rate
    (or velocity) is called system characteristic

14
System Characteristic
15
Electrical Resistance Analogy
16
Frictional Losses
17
Non-circular Ducts
  • Parallel concept to wetted perimeter

18
Dynamic losses
  • Losses associated with
  • Changes in velocity
  • Obstructions
  • Bends
  • Fittings and transitions
  • Two methods
  • Equivalent length and loss coefficients

19
Loss Coefficients
  • ?Pt CoPv,0

20
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21
Example 18.7
  • Determine total pressure drop from 0 to 4

22
Conversion Between Methods
23
Reading asignement
  • Chapter 18
  • 18.1-18.4 (including 18.4)
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