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Heating and Air Conditioning I

Heating and Air Conditioning I. Principles of Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning R.H. Howell, H.J. Sauer, and W.J. Coad ASHRAE, 2005. basic textbook/reference material For ME 421 John P. Renie Adjunct Professor – Spring 2009. Chapter 1 - Background. Introduction

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Heating and Air Conditioning I

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  1. Heating and Air Conditioning I Principles of Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning R.H. Howell, H.J. Sauer, and W.J. Coad ASHRAE, 2005 basic textbook/reference material For ME 421 John P. Renie Adjunct Professor – Spring 2009

  2. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • National Academy of Engineering list of achievements “that had the greatest impact on the quality of life in the 20th century” • Air conditioning and refrigeration – tenth • Primary function of an HVAC system • The generation and maintenance of comfort for occupants in a conditioned space, or • The supplying of a set of environmental conditions for a process or product within a space

  3. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • Criteria to be considered in the design

  4. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • Details to be considered to properly design an air-conditioning system

  5. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • Details to be considered to properly design an air-conditioning system

  6. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • Details to be considered to properly design an air-conditioning system

  7. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • Details to be considered to properly design an air-conditioning system

  8. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • Details to be considered to properly design an air-conditioning system

  9. Chapter 1 - Background • Introduction • Details to be considered to properly design an air-conditioning system

  10. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts • Fires – earliest form of heating • Ventilation fan – da Vinci in 15th century. • Boyles and Dalton’s laws in 1600 and 1700s • Dr. William Cullen (ice via vacuum) • Ben Franklin - stove

  11. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  12. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  13. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts • Furnaces • Steam Systems • Early Refrigeration • Mechanical and Chemical Refrigeration • History of ASHRAE (ton of refrigeration) 1904 - 1906 • Willis H. Carrier – “Father of Air Conditioning” • Comfort Cooling • List of improvements and developments over the twentieth century

  14. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  15. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  16. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  17. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  18. Chapter 1 - Background • Building Energy Use

  19. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  20. Chapter 1 - Background • Historical Notes • Historical excerpts

  21. Chapter 1 - Background • Building Energy Use

  22. Chapter 1 - Background • Building Energy Use

  23. Chapter 1 - Background • Building Energy Use

  24. Chapter 1 - Background • Conceptualizing an HVAC System • Other rules of thumb – pg. 7 • Face velocity of 500 FPM to determine face areafor cooling coil • 400 CFM/ton – cooling airflow rate • 2.5 gpm/ton water flow rate • 1.2 CFM/sq ft floor area conditioned airflow rate • 1 kW/ton for power for air conditioning

  25. Chapter 1 - Background • Sustainability and Green Buildings • LEEDS – national standard – “greenness” based on sustainable sites, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials and resources, and indoor air quality

  26. Chapter 1 - Background • Sustainability and Green Buildings • All decisions become interactive as the result of each subsystem’s power or energy performance being continually compared to the “budget”

  27. Chapter 1 - Background • Newest issue of Global Climate Change – Copenhagen • Hacked email controversy

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