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  1. mehdikardehi

    What a motor need to be able to get connected to VSD?

    thanks mate...will investigate the $ figures ...electricity in Australia is the most expensive in the world;)
  2. mehdikardehi

    What a motor need to be able to get connected to VSD?

    commercial.... The one that I am about to use it is a commercial kitchen
  3. mehdikardehi

    What a motor need to be able to get connected to VSD?

    there are many variable speed evaporative coolers out there
  4. mehdikardehi

    What a motor need to be able to get connected to VSD?

    By evaporative cooler I mean swamp cooler
  5. mehdikardehi

    Commercial Kitchen Exhaust-Make up system- Controls

    There is a makeup fan to avoid this Drazen ;)
  6. mehdikardehi

    What a motor need to be able to get connected to VSD?

    I am not an electrician....I want to purchase an evaporative air conditioner which the air flow can be adjusted by a VSD. Could that be done to any evaporative coolers out there?
  7. mehdikardehi

    Designing the HVAC system for a pub with bi-fold doors all around

    we are not following ASHRAE in Australia but will ask the question...thanks
  8. mehdikardehi

    Commercial Kitchen Exhaust-Make up system- Controls

    good stuff....how do you connect your makeup air with such a hood?
  9. mehdikardehi

    Using evaporative (swamp) coolers to provide outdoor air to reverse cycle ducted units

    Well I think its stupid because I have never seen this. But things I see is by using that the reversed cycle units can be sized smaller and there is a big saving in energy consumption and capital cost. Maybe the drains need to be sized bigger? The space could be any space but I am specifically...
  10. mehdikardehi

    Using evaporative (swamp) coolers to provide outdoor air to reverse cycle ducted units

    A stupid question for experts here.... As you know it is pretty standard to use outdoor air fans to provide fresh air to the return air plenum of ducted fancoils... I am wondering whether this is a good thing to use an evaporative cooler instead of a normal fan and turn on the pump during...
  11. mehdikardehi

    Commercial Kitchen Exhaust-Make up system- Controls

    Thanks berkshire....good point The kitchen has serving areas to the bars on 3 sides and I was thinking of using those openings for my air passage I was thinking to suck some conditioned air from restaurant to make the conditions more comfortable for the kitchen staff specially during winter...
  12. mehdikardehi

    Commercial Kitchen Exhaust-Make up system- Controls

    thanks for the advice....Is this a good solution for kitchen? let me know if you are thinking of a better solution for kitchen exhaust
  13. mehdikardehi

    Commercial Kitchen Exhaust-Make up system- Controls

    Hi All, I am designing the exhaust of a commercial kitchen and I am thinking to makeup 80% of the exhaust requirement with evaporative cooler and the rest of that air to be provided from restaurant enclosure...want to run the evap unit in fan mode only during winter which is minimum of 0°C here...
  14. mehdikardehi

    Designing the HVAC system for a pub with bi-fold doors all around

    lol....sounds good will discuss with him see how eager he is
  15. mehdikardehi

    Designing the HVAC system for a pub with bi-fold doors all around

    They are very wide doors...do you think the owner will be happy to pay the electricity bills for them? FYI: Australia electricity is the most expensive in the world :(
  16. mehdikardehi

    Designing the HVAC system for a pub with bi-fold doors all around

    The hottest days that the doors might be left open could be 38°C dry bulb and 20% RH. I have attached the plan view of the pub There is a plant room right above the kitchen I am thinking of using a ducted split system for each zone (sports lounge/bistro/function). An outdoor fan to be ducted...
  17. mehdikardehi

    Designing the HVAC system for a pub with bi-fold doors all around

    Hi All, I am in the process of designing the HVAC solution to a pub which has bi-fold doors between bistro and alfresco and also between function room and alfresco... I think the owner will leave those doors open in most of the days. What is the way to design the HVAC? - I have to have OA to...
  18. mehdikardehi

    Shared parameters in Revit

    let's exchange some knowledge What are the most common shared parameters that you define in Revit MEP to help your workflow? my favorite parameter is adding a view parameter to air terminals so I can schedule them based on views
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