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    CECOS UNIVERSITY OF IT & EMERGING SCIENCES, PESHAWAR

    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    ME433 - REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING


    FINAL EXAM 8th SEMESTER (ME-2011A)

    PART II
    Q-5

    You have been hired by EMAAR international for their ongoing project in Dubai as
    Junior engineer HVAC. Solve the following load estimation problem for them and you
    will be awarded a bonus.
    Given:
    One wall made of stone 16 thick. 5/8 inches of sand plaster on the inside. Partitions
    are hollow concrete block light aggregate 8 thick with 5/8 inches of light weight plaster.
    Floor is 4 sand aggregate with tile finish. The ceiling is 6 sand aggregate with
    suspended insulating board plains of 1. The stone wall is exposed to the east and has a
    10ft 5ft steel sash window. The window is double pane ordinary glass with white
    venetian blinds on the inside.
    Find:
    Find actual cooling load through glass for December 3 p.m 300 South latitude, with
    equipment operating for 24 hr duration during the peak load periods and a constant
    temperature maintained within the room.

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