6-26 (6-26) Calculate the sensible heating load for the shown one story hall.The following data are given:U, for wallsU, for ceilingU, for floorU fordoorsU, for glass windowsNumber of windows0.567 W/m K0.830 W/m.K0.665 W/m'.K3.450 W/m'.K3.600 W/m'.K12Number of doors3Area for each window2.4m x 1.8m (sliding windows)Area for cach door1.4m x 2.4mCeiling heightT 21 °CMechanical ventilationInfiltration through windowsInfiltration through doors2.85mT, 5 C1.25 m'/sT, =10 "C1.0 liter/s per meter crack length5.0 liter/s per meter crack lengthCp for airDensity of air1.005 kJ/kg."C1.15 kg/m' Mech MuslimEng ineer NetHEATING LOAD CALCULATIONS246T.PROBLEM (6-26)28 m(6-27) As an atempt to minimize energy requirements, an underground hall, which is located inad mh slhat sha n n & m of the walle le aheve the ade. All walls.

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