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    This document contains a heat loss calculation sheet for estimating the heating requirements of a space. It lists various heat loss sources such as through windows/doors, walls/roof, partitions, and infiltration. For each source, it records the relevant areas, temperature differences, and heat transfer factors to calculate the BTU/hr of heat loss. It also accounts for duct heat loss and calculates the total heating load in BTU/hr as well as the required heating coil capacity in kW. Supply air CFM is estimated based on the total heat loss and temperature difference.

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    This document contains a heat loss calculation sheet for estimating the heating requirements of a space. It lists various heat loss sources such as through windows/doors, walls/roof, partitions, and infiltration. For each source, it records the relevant areas, temperature differences, and heat transfer factors to calculate the BTU/hr of heat loss. It also accounts for duct heat loss and calculates the total heating load in BTU/hr as well as the required heating coil capacity in kW. Supply air CFM is estimated based on the total heat loss and temperature difference.

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    Winter Load Calculations

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    winstonmech
    This document contains a heat loss calculation sheet for estimating the heating requirements of a space. It lists various heat loss sources such as through windows/doors, walls/roof, partitions, and infiltration. For each source, it records the relevant areas, temperature differences, and heat transfer factors to calculate the BTU/hr of heat loss. It also accounts for duct heat loss and calculates the total heating load in BTU/hr as well as the required heating coil capacity in kW. Supply air CFM is estimated based on the total heat loss and temperature difference.

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    Space Dimensions:_Lx-W=-sq.ft X-H==-cft
    HEAT LOSS CALCULATION SHEET-WINTER SEASON
    HEAT LOSS SOURCES
    1.HEAT LOSS THROUGH GLASS WINDOWS & DOORS
    Condit
    Sourc-Area Temp Diff factor
    BTU/hr
    Outs
    Roo
    2.HEAT LOSS THROUGH WALLS AND ROOF
    Differe
    Sourc-Area Temp Diff factor
    Wall
    Roof

    3.HEAT LOSS THROUGH PARTITION


    Source-area.Temp Diff Factor
    Glass
    wall
    Ceiling
    Floor
    5.HEAT Loos THRCUGH INFLTRATION
    Sensible Cfm X T.Diff X 1.08
    Latent Cfm X gr/ib X 0.68
    6.HEAT Loss THRU SLAB GRADE
    Perimeter Temp Diff. Factor
    Sfab
    Heat Loss Sub- Total
    Duct Heat Loss Saftor -5%
    Total Heat Loss in Btu / hr
    Total Heat Loss in Btu /hr x0.00029= Heating coil Capacity KW
    supply CFM=(Total Heat Loss in Btu /hr) / (1.08xT. Dff)

    4.CFM Infiltrati

    Revolving Doors -------- Peop


    open doors--------x---------cfm
    Crack---------feet x------

    sq.ft X-H==-cft
    ET-WINTER SEASON
    Deesign condition
    Conditions
    Outside
    Room
    Difference
    4.CFM Infiltration
    Swinging /
    Revolving Doors -------- People x -------- cfm/person=
    open doors--------x---------cfm/doo
    Crack---------feet x------

    DB

    WB

    %RH

    DP

    GR/IB

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