Q2: The following data relates to the office air condition plant having maximum seating capacity of 25 occupants. Outside conditions Inside conditions Solar heat gain Latent heat gain per person Sensible heat gain per person Lightening load Sensible cooling load from other sources 34 °C DBT & 28 °C WBT 24 °C DBT & 50% RH 9120 W 105 W 118 W & CLF=0.84 2300 W 11630 W Infiltration flow rate 14 m³/min Assuming 40% fresh air and 60% of recirculate air passing through the coil and BPF is 0.15, find dew point temperature of coil and capacity of the plant.

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Q2: The following data relates to the office air condition plant having maximum
seating capacity of 25 occupants.
Outside conditions
Inside conditions
Solar heat gain
Latent heat gain per person
Sensible heat gain per person
34 °C DBT & 28 °C WBT
24 °C DBT & 50% RH
9120 W
105 W
118 W & CLF=0.84
2300 W
11630 W
Lightening load
Sensible cooling load from other
sources
Infiltration flow rate
14 m³/min
Assuming 40% fresh air and 60% of recirculate air passing through the coil and
BPF is 0.15, find dew point temperature of coil and capacity of the plant.
Transcribed Image Text:Q2: The following data relates to the office air condition plant having maximum seating capacity of 25 occupants. Outside conditions Inside conditions Solar heat gain Latent heat gain per person Sensible heat gain per person 34 °C DBT & 28 °C WBT 24 °C DBT & 50% RH 9120 W 105 W 118 W & CLF=0.84 2300 W 11630 W Lightening load Sensible cooling load from other sources Infiltration flow rate 14 m³/min Assuming 40% fresh air and 60% of recirculate air passing through the coil and BPF is 0.15, find dew point temperature of coil and capacity of the plant.
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