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    Unit Room Detail Electrical Appliances in The Room: Electrical Equipments Electrical Lighting

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    This document contains a room's specifications and calculations for its heating and cooling load. It lists the room's dimensions, number and size of windows, electrical equipment and lighting wattages. It then calculates the individual heat contributions from the windows, occupants, equipment and lighting. Adding these components gives the total heat load of 9,106 BTU, which is then used to determine the required air conditioner size of 0.76 tons or 2.67 kW.

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    Unit Room Detail Electrical Appliances in The Room: Electrical Equipments Electrical Lighting

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    This document contains a room's specifications and calculations for its heating and cooling load. It lists the room's dimensions, number and size of windows, electrical equipment and lighting wattages. It then calculates the individual heat contributions from the windows, occupants, equipment and lighting. Adding these components gives the total heat load of 9,106 BTU, which is then used to determine the required air conditioner size of 0.76 tons or 2.67 kW.

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    This document contains a room's specifications and calculations for its heating and cooling load. It lists the room's dimensions, number and size of windows, electrical equipment and lighting wattages. It then calculates the individual heat contributions from the windows, occupants, equipment and lighting. Adding these components gives the total heat load of 9,106 BTU, which is then used to determine the required air conditioner size of 0.76 tons or 2.67 kW.

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    Unit Room Detail Electrical Appliances in The Room: Electrical Equipments Electrical Lighting

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    Koti Reddy
    This document contains a room's specifications and calculations for its heating and cooling load. It lists the room's dimensions, number and size of windows, electrical equipment and lighting wattages. It then calculates the individual heat contributions from the windows, occupants, equipment and lighting. Adding these components gives the total heat load of 9,106 BTU, which is then used to determine the required air conditioner size of 0.76 tons or 2.67 kW.

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    Jignesh.

    Parmar
    www.jiguparmar.com.
    jiguparmar@yahoo.com

    Room Detail Unit Sq.Foot Electrical Appliances in The Room CALCULATION

    Length of Width of
    Room(Fo Room(Fo Electrical Electrical
    ot) 13 ot) 11 Equipments Lighting Room BTU 4469
    Qty Watt Total Qty Watt Total South window BTU 969

    Windows in Window in
    North Side South Side 1 85 85 1 65 65 North Window BTU 183
    Leng Width Leng Widt
    t(Foo (Foot t(Foo h(Fo
    Qty t) ) Qty t) ot) 0 0 Windows BTU 1152
    1 4 3 1 4 3 1 0 0 Occupant BTU 1760
    0 0 0 Equipment BTU 298
    0 0 0 Lighting BTU 276
    0 0 0
    0 0 0 Total Heat Load BTU 9106
    0 0 0 Total Cooling Required (BTU) 9106
    0 0 0
    0 0 0 Required A.C (Tone) 0.76
    0 0 0 OR
    0 0 Required A.C (KW) 2.67
    Total 1.12 Total 1.12 0 0
    0 0
    Total Room Area in Sq.Foot 143 0 0
    Is there any Blinds on The windows
    Yes 0 0
    Nos of Persons Who may utilize4 the Room 0 0
    0 0
    85 65
    Yes
    No

    Sq.Foot
    Sq.Meter
    (Foot)

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