*It required to design a ducting system to condition the building shown in figure (1). The uantity of outdoor is (20%) of supply air. Using information in table, find 1- The sensible and latent load for cooling coil. 2- The quantity and condition of supply air to each place. 3- By using equal pressure drop method, design the rectangular ducting system with maximum height side (600mm). 4- Illustrate the all process on psychometric chart. Outdoor 45 °C db & 30% RH Out let type Celling

*It required to design a ducting system to condition the building shown in figure (1). The uantity of outdoor is (20%) of supply air. Using information in table, find 1- The sensible and latent load for cooling coil. 2- The quantity and condition of supply air to each place. 3- By using equal pressure drop method, design the rectangular ducting system with maximum height side (600mm). 4- Illustrate the all process on psychometric chart. Outdoor 45 °C db & 30% RH Out let type Celling

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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