m2e
Mechanical
- Jun 28, 2006
- 92
Hi,
I'm doing a substation ventilation design, which is not the kind of building I've dealt with so I'll need some help.
The building is about 23ft x 40ft x 10ft high. The sensible load is about 23MBH. I'm ignoring latent load because normally there's nobody inside. The outside design temperature is 84F and 44%RH. Assuming solar load is small enough in comparison, or make it 25MBH total, would you use ventilation only or refrigeration?
If I choose ventilation only:
Setting the indoor design temperature at 95F, it would require 2100 cfm to cool it. This air flow would be around 14ACH.
What kind of system would you use? Ducted or propeller wall fan?
Thanks so much.
I'm doing a substation ventilation design, which is not the kind of building I've dealt with so I'll need some help.
The building is about 23ft x 40ft x 10ft high. The sensible load is about 23MBH. I'm ignoring latent load because normally there's nobody inside. The outside design temperature is 84F and 44%RH. Assuming solar load is small enough in comparison, or make it 25MBH total, would you use ventilation only or refrigeration?
If I choose ventilation only:
Setting the indoor design temperature at 95F, it would require 2100 cfm to cool it. This air flow would be around 14ACH.
What kind of system would you use? Ducted or propeller wall fan?
Thanks so much.