HEAT RECOVERY AR HANDLNG UNTS CALCULATON

1- Project Data
City Name (Select) cn Bursa
Degree Day Region ddr II. Region
Dry Bulb Temperature, Winter tdb_o_W -6 C
Wet Bulb Temperature, Winter twb_o_W -6.5 C
Dry Bulb Temperature, Summer tdb_o_S 37 C
Wet Bulb Temperature, Summer twb_o_S 25 C
City Altitude above sea level h 99 m
Project Altitude above sea level h 99.0 m
2- Outdoor and ndoor Air Conditions
Winter Conditions
Enthalpy, Outdoor Winter ent #VALUE!
Enthalpy, ndoor Winter ent #VALUE!
Relative Humidity, Outdoor % #VALUE!
Specific Humidity, Outdoor Xd #VALUE!
Specific Humidity, ndoor Xi #VALUE!
Calculated Relative Humidity, ndoor % %
#VALUE!
Air Density, Outdoor ro #VALUE!
Air Density, ndoor ri #VALUE!
Air Density, Film (Outdoor and ndoor) rf #VALUE!
Ducting Heat Loss,Temperature Difference (Usually:1 C) Tk 1 C
3- Air Flow
Calculated Air Flow Vh #VALUE!
4- Fresh Air Amount, From Outside
Winter Conditions
Fresh Air Amount, From Outside Vk 0 m3/h
Fresh Air Ratio Vk/V 0%
Mix Temperature, Winter Tk 20.00 C
Specific humidity of Air Mixture Xk #VALUE!
Specific humditiy of Wet Temperature Xsat #VALUE!
5- Battery Capacity
Winter Conditions
Battery Output Temperature, Winter Tk 0.0 C
Heater Battery Capacity Q 0 kcal/h
Heater Battery Capacity Q 0 Watt
Steam Humidification
% 50 Moisture Capacity according to Relative Humidity #VALUE!
Indoor Relative Humidity without Humudification #VALUE!
Heater Battery Capacity 0 kcal/h
Water Hydration
% 50 Moisture Capacity according to Relative Humidity #VALUE!
Indoor Relative Humidity without Humudification #VALUE!
Wet Bulb Temperature #VALUE!
% 90 Relative Humidity, Moisture Output Temperature #VALUE!
Preheater outlet Point Temperature #VALUE!
Pre-Heater Capacity #VALUE!
Last Heater Capacity #VALUE!
 By Omer Faruk D. Rev. 01.10.2014

Room Heat Loss, Winter Qh 0 kcal/h

Room Effecitve Sensible Heat Gain, Summer Qs 0 kcal/h
Room Effecitve Latent Heat Gain, Summer Ql 0 kcal/h
Room Dry Bulb Temperature, Winter twb_r_W 20.0 C
Room Dry Bulb Temperature, Summer tdb_r_S 26.0 C
Room Relative Humidty, (Wimter and Summer) fr_W_S 50.0 %
Air Handling Units By-Pass Ratio bp 10 %
Heating and Cooling Battery Safety Value n 0%

Summer Conditions
Enthalpy, Outdoor Summer ho_S #VALUE!
Enthalpy, ndoor Summer hi_S #VALUE!
Relative Humidity, Outdoor fo_S #VALUE!
Specific Volume, Outdoor vo_S #VALUE!
Effectiv Sensible Heat Factor ESHF -
Room Dew Point Temperature, Summer Trdp #VALUE!
Device Dew Point Temperature (ESHF line) Tddp #VALUE!
Blowing Temperature (Tb >Tddp) Tb 0.0 C
Relative Humidity of Air Blowing (Usually:90) fA_B 90 %
Ducting Heat Loss,Temperature Difference (Usually:1 C) Tk 1 C

Selected Units Air Flow According To Calculatet Air Flow V 0 m3/h

Summer Conditions
Fresh Air Amount, From Outside Vy 0 m3/h
Fresh Air Ratio Vy/V 0%
Mix Temperature, Summer Ty 26.00 C
Device OutdoorEnthalpy entc #VALUE!
Air Mixture of Enthalpy, Summer entk #VALUE!

Summer Conditions
Battery Output Temperature, Summer Tyaz 0.0 C
Cooler Battery Capacity Qs #VALUE!
Cooler Battery Capacity Qs #VALUE!
Calculated Indoor Relative Humidity % #VALUE!%
Description of Heat Recovery Air Handling Units Calculation

1- This spreadsheet calculates air flow and battery capaciry for Air Handling Units.
2- The data used corresponds to location in Turkey. In the example, data for the city of Bursa has been used. You can change data a
3- You need to to change cells which are only yellow background.

Information About Yellow Background Cells

City Name
Project Altitude above sea level
Room Heat Loss, Winter
Room Effecitve Sensible Heat Gain, Summer
Room Effecitve Latent Heat Gain, Summer
Room Dry Bulb Temperature, Winter
Room Dry Bulb Temperature, Summer
Room Relative Humidty, (Wimter and Summer)
Air Handling Units By-Pass Ratio
Heating and Cooling Battery Safety Value
Room Dew Point Temperature, Summer
Device Dew Point Temperature (ESHF line)
Blowing Temperature (Tb >Tddp)
Relative Humidity of Air Blowing (Usually:90)
Ducting Heat Loss,Temperature Difference (Usually:1 C)
Selected Units Air Flow According To Calculatet Air Flow
Fresh Air Amount, From Outside
: The data used corresponds to location in Turkey, and you can only
: Altitude above sea level for City was measured. But project altitud
: A decrease in the amount of heat contained in a space, resulting fr
: Sensible Heat added to a space due to transmitted and absorbed
: Latent Heat added to a space due to transmitted and absorbed so
: Enter the desired winter temperature for the room. Usually (20C -
: Enter the desired summer temperature for the room. (24 C - 26 C)
: Enter the desired relative humidty for the room. (%50 - %55)
: t is passing through the air conditioner and remaining unchanged,
: Battery safety value can add for ducting installation and production
: t is Room Dew Point Temperature, Summer. t is calculationing ac
: t is Device Dew Point Temperature, Summer. Only, you can find th
For this reason, l added values for some summer room temperatu
: Blowing temperature must be greater than device dew point tempe
: t is associated with by-pass ratio. And it is usually 90.
: it can add for ducting installation, may be leak in ducts. Usually, it i
: This Air Handling Units program is calculationing Air Flow Value. B
: f you use %100 Fresh Air Handling Units, you need to write select

Data Page (If you change your city, you can open.) Open Data Page Close Data Page

Air Handling Units Diagram. This diagram is a simple example.

Your units can change according to production installation.
Air Handling Units Diagram. This diagram is a simple example.
Your units can change according to production installation.
s been used. You can change data according to your city, in Data page.

location in Turkey, and you can only select Turkey Cities. f you want to change values, you need to change on Data page.
y was measured. But project altitude may be different. For this, you can add city altitude or project altitude to this cell.
eat contained in a space, resulting from heat flow through walls, windows, roof and other building surfaces and from exfiltration of warm air.
ce due to transmitted and absorbed solar energy. And you calculate with another program, as HAP, Trrace 700.
due to transmitted and absorbed solar energy. And you calculate with another program, as HAP, Trrace 700.
erature for the room. Usually (20C - 22 C)
perature for the room. (24 C - 26 C)
idty for the room. (%50 - %55)
nditioner and remaining unchanged, of air amount percentage.
or ducting installation and production installation.
ture, Summer. t is calculationing according to Room Dry Bulb Temperature of Summer and Relative Humidy.
ature, Summer. Only, you can find this value from pscyhometric chart or Carrier book gives a table for some temperature, which has been found on cha
s for some summer room temperature which is 24 C and 26 C with % 50 relative humidity.
greater than device dew point temperature for not to be condensation. You need to write this value according to this.
atio. And it is usually 90.
on, may be leak in ducts. Usually, it is 1 C for well-insulated ducts. But it you can add this heat loss into the Room heat gain, this value need to be 0 C.
m is calculationing Air Flow Value. But your select device may have a different value. For this, you can select device Air Flow Value is greater than Calc
dling Units, you need to write selected units air flow. f you use %50, it need to write selected air flow 0,50. f you use %30, it need to write selected a

Close Data Page

n Data page.

d from exfiltration of warm air.

mperature, which has been found on chart.

om heat gain, this value need to be 0 C.

evice Air Flow Value is greater than Calculating Air Flow Value.
f you use %30, it need to write selected air flow 0,30. Etc..
Equations

Eq. (1). Air Density, Film (Outdoor and ndoor)

rf = (ro + ri) / 2
Eq. (2). Effectiv Sensible Heat Factor Eq. (5). Device Dew Point Temperature with ESHF table for 24 C

Eq. (3). Calculated Air Flow

Eq. (4). By-Pass Factor, Usually %90. Eq. (6). Fresh Air Amount, From Outside
mperature with ESHF table for 24 C and 26 C
Refs
[1] Omer Faruk D., Makine Mhendisi , Mechanical Engineer
Turkey, Bursa, iletisim: ofd2008@gmail.com

[2] Klima ve Havalandrma Book, Cilt 1: Geniletilmi 2.Bask

adi Tamer, Makine Yksek Mhendisi, Mechanical Seniour Engineer

[3] Psychometric Functions Deductions, Piping-tools.net

Carlos J. Cruz

[4] Carrier Hava Koullandrma Sistem Tasarm

Alarko Carrier Yaynlar

[5] Air Handling Units Diagram, Google.com pictures from Me-fe Group