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Design Calculation
Design Calculation
Design Calculation
CONVERSION CALCULATION
Put Units
S.NO. Content Table VALUE ↓ ↓
1 Volme to Litre 0
Length
Breadht
Height
2 Units Converter
mm to inch 0
mm to cm 0
mm to m 0
mm to foot 0
Inch to mm 0
cm to mm 0
m to mm 0
foot to mm 0
7 Ltr/Hr to Gallon/min 0
8 Gallon/min to Ltr/Hr 0
9 KW to HP 0
10 KW to TR 0
11 HP to TR 0
12 TR to HP 0
1HP=746W=.746KW
13 BTU/HR to HP 0
14 BTU/HR to W 0
15 BTU/HR to W 0
16 BTU/HR to TR 0
17 AC TONNAGE FORMULA
LENGTH
BREADTH
HEIGHT
VOLUME OF ROOM 0
AC TONNAGE 0
1 Tr = 2000 lb
Latent Heat of Ice = 144 BTU/lb
Btu/Hr=(Btu/day)/24
CONDITION:-
1) Direct Sunlight increase Btu/hr by 10%
2) No. of people stay in the room per people
increase by 600 BTU/HR
GPM 0
∆T
Specific heat of Fluid
CHILLER TONNAGE 0
METHOD 2
Ltr/Hr
∆T
Specific heat of Fluid
CHILLER TONNAGE 0
t = V (p1 – p2) / C pa
where
PUMP Calculation-2
q (Fow Capacity) m3/h
ρ (Density of Fluid) kg/m3
g (Gravity ) m/s2
h (Differential Head) Meter
Ph(KW) Hydraulic Power 0 KW
Hydraulic Horse Power 0 HP
Conversion Enter Value Result
Lt/Hr to m3/h 0
Lt/Min to m3/h 0
Feet to Meter 0
Room/Chamber CFM Calculation
Required DATA
CFM 0
Basic Formula
CFM (VolXACH)/60
Cold storage facility for perishable products under controlled conditions A cold storage unit incorporates a refrige
unit incorporates a refrigeration system to maintain the desired room environmental conditions Field heat: heat required to r
eld heat: heat required to reduce the product temperature at harvest down to the safe storage level. Heat of respiration : ene
el. Heat of respiration : energy released by the product during the respiration process. Conductive heat gain : is heat gained
heat gain : is heat gained/lost through the building floor, walls and ceiling by conduction. Convective heat gain :is heat that
ive heat gain :is heat that is transferred by convection, the mixing of outside air with the cold inside air. Equipment heat load
e air. Equipment heat load : is the energy gained from equipment operating in the room. Human energy load
energy load