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Proposal HVAC Defence

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    ( PROPOSAL PRESENTATION)

    PRESENTED BY

    Pramod

    Thapa

    (064bme625)

    Shisir

    Pokhrel

    (064bme634)

    Susheel

    Regmi (064bme646)

    PROJECT SUPERVISOR:

    ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR:

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    Problem Statement

    Human body is highly sensitive in temperature. Increase and

    decease causes several body imbalances like vomiting,

    unconsciousness, headache and dizziness.

    Decrease in O2 and increase in CO2 in air leads to improper

    functioning of respiratory system decreasing metabolic rate of

    body.

    Contamination of indoor air by dust, odor, toxic gas and

    presence and growth of bacteria, fungi, mold, viruses and

    mildew may lead to health problems

    So, to get rid of above, we require HVAC system

    Challenges of design is to minimize cost, maximize efficiencyand to maintain comfortable indoor environment

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    Background

    History of HVAC&R was started in 1820s by making ice artificially as

    an experiment

    Willis Haviland Carrier invented the first AC to control the

    temperature and humidity of a printing company

    Discovery of Freon refrigerant, invention of rotary compressor andHeat pump equipments made AC unit smaller and efficient and allow

    cooling and heating cycle to occur in same machine providing cooling

    during summer and heating during winter

    Today, air conditioners have been said to be a partial cause for thechanges in the South, and for most of us who have experienced its

    cooling benefits in times of searing heat waves, it is an invention that

    is hard to live without

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    Objective

    Main Objective:

    To design Heating, Ventilating and Air-conditioning(HVAC) system of Commercial Building

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    Objectives (cont)Specific Objectives:

    To familiarize with different equipment regarding HVACsystem

    To carry out cooling and heating load calculation for HVAC

    Design

    To calculate the estimated requirement ofpipe and duct for

    the design of HVAC

    To design proper place for duct registers and air flow vents in

    each room for optimal air flow by examine through CAD/CAM

    simulation

    To select appropriate design and equipment for HVAC design

    in order to make energy efficient

    To estimate cost for HVAC design & installation in Building

    To learn the real challenges that may occur during HVAC

    design from Architectural, Civil and Electrical perspective

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    Methodology

    Literature Review

    Data Collection andInterpretation

    Load Calculation

    Detail Design

    Equipment Selection

    Cost Estimation

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    Limitation

    Actual field test will not be performed so actualheating and cooling load and actual plant efficiency

    will not be identified

    Sudden unexpected change in load may not be

    observed

    Designed material and equipments may not be

    available in market which would directly affect the

    performance of the system

    Designed system may not be eco-friendly

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    Expected Outcome

    To design energy efficient HVAC system for abuilding

    To be well known to the practical air conditioning

    system design in actual field

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    Literature Review

    HVAC SYSTEM

    The goal is to provide proper air flow, heating, and cooling to each

    room.

    A process that simultaneously conditions air, distributes it combined

    with the outdoor air to the conditioned space; and at the same time

    controls and maintains the required spaces temperature, humidity,air movement, air cleanliness, sound level, and pressure differential

    within predetermined limits for the health and comfort of the

    occupants, for product processing, or both

    Consists of heating units, cooling units, air filter, humidifier,dehumidifier, ducts, etc arranged in sequential order

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    Literature Review

    Classification of Air Conditioning

    Based on Application Comfort air-conditioning

    Industrial air-conditioning

    Based on Air Conditioning Unit and Distribution System Central station air-conditioning system Unitary air-conditioning system

    District air-conditioning system

    Based on working Fluid Used

    All-water system All air system

    Air water system

    Direct expansion system

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    Action plan

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    Sn. Activites

    1 Proposal Preparation

    2 Proposal defense

    3Data collection and

    interpretation

    4 Load calculation

    5 design of piping and ducting

    6 Midterm presentation

    7 CAD drawing and analysis

    8 Equipment selection

    9 Economic analysis

    10 Final presentation

    11 Report submission

    Gantt Chart:

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    Cost Estimation

    As project is only analysis, it doesn't required any material and

    equipment beside data, information and stationary

    Content Amount

    Stationary 6,000/-

    Field visit 5000/-

    Miscellaneous 2000/-

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    Reference

    Arora & Domkundar, 2001,A Course inRefrigeration and Air-Conditioning, 7th Revised

    Edition. Dhanpat Rai & Co.

    Kreider J. F., 2001, Handbook of HeatingVentilation and Air Conditioning, CRC Press.

    Http:// www.wekepedia.com

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