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    This document discusses three methods of handling air supply into indoor spaces: 1) using 100% outdoor air with no recirculation, 2) using a mixture of outdoor and re-circulated indoor air, and 3) using outdoor air and re-circulated air with an external bypass system. It then provides two example problems involving calculating parameters like air flow rates, dew point temperatures, refrigeration loads, and heating capacities for air conditioning systems using mixtures of outdoor and recirculated air. The document is from an engineering course on industrial plant engineering and was prepared by an instructor as a lesson on air supply methods and solving related design problems.

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    This document discusses three methods of handling air supply into indoor spaces: 1) using 100% outdoor air with no recirculation, 2) using a mixture of outdoor and re-circulated indoor air, and 3) using outdoor air and re-circulated air with an external bypass system. It then provides two example problems involving calculating parameters like air flow rates, dew point temperatures, refrigeration loads, and heating capacities for air conditioning systems using mixtures of outdoor and recirculated air. The document is from an engineering course on industrial plant engineering and was prepared by an instructor as a lesson on air supply methods and solving related design problems.

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    Methods of Handling Air Supply

    ME116P
    INDUSTRIAL PLANT
    ENGINEERING

    WEEK 2
    2020-2021/3T

    Prepared by:
    Engr. Manuel B. Rustria
    March 27, 2021
    3/23/2021 1
    Objectives
     Explain the methods of handling air supply into the room space;
    and
     Solve problems on the methods of handling air supply into the
    room space.

    3/23/2021 2
    Methods of Handling Air Supply

    3/23/2021 3
    Air Conditioning and Ventilation
    The methods of handling air supply into the room
    space include:
    1. 100% Outdoor Supply Air, No recirculation
    - uses 100% outdoor fresh air without recirculation.
    2. Mixture of Outdoor Air and Re-circulated Air
    - uses re-circulated air and mixes with outdoor air.
    3. Outdoor Air and Re-circulated Air with External By-pass System
    - replaces re-heater by an external by-pass system to modulate
    supply air.

    3/23/2021 4
    Problems
    3/23/2021 5
    Problem
    s
    1. A space to be air-conditioned has a sensible heat load of 36 kW and a
    latent heat load of 10.2 kW. The space is to maintained at 26°C DB and
    50% RH. Outside air is at 32°C DB and 24°C WB temperatures. With a re-
    heater to satisfy the space conditions, the conditioned air will enter the
    space at 19°C. If 45% of the supply air is fresh air, and the rest is re-
    circulated, find:
    a. The volume flow rate of fresh air at supply conditions;
    b. The apparatus dew-point temperature;
    c. The refrigeration load in TR; and
    d. The re-heater capacity.

    3/23/2021 6
    Problem
    s
    1. Solution:

    3/23/2021 7
    Problem
    s
    2. An assembly hall had to have an air-conditioning unit (ACU) installed that
    would be maintained at 26 °C DB and 50% RH. The ACU delivers air at 15
    °C DB and the calculated sensible heat load, QS, is 150 kW and latent heat
    load, QL, is 51.3 kW. Twenty percent by weight of extracted air is made up
    of outside air at 34 °C DB and 60% RH, while the remaining air is extracted
    by the air conditioner from the assembly hall. Determine the refrigeration
    load in TR and the ventilation load in kW.

    3/23/2021 8
    Reference
    J.R. Francisco. (2006), Guidebook in AIR CONDITIONING – Analysis and Design, C& E Publishing

    3/23/2021 9
    End.
    3/23/2021 10

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