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HVAC Systems & Building

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Ventilation

Prepared by Tan Hee Chai

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Ventilation RequirementsThe effect of air on health and comfort depends upon:Movements;Humidity andTemperature

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Ventilation systemRatio Main Elements in Dry atmospheric

Oxygen 21%

Carbon dioxide 0.03%

Nitrogen NeonHelium HydrogenWater Vapour79%

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Ventilation Requirements

Air change important for two reasons:

1.Maintain a satisfactory level of oxygen content – essential for life2.To remove impurities

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Ventilation Requirements

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Rate of air change = ratio of fresh air supplied each hour to volume of the enclosed space

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Ventilation System Example: A private office of 30 m3 volume designed for 2 persons:Recommended m3/hour per person is 43

43/30 x 2 = 2.86 air change per hour

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Ventilation System

Ordinary conditions

Fresh air supply of 30 -35m3 per person per hour

• 1.5 air changes per hour for family of 4

Normal living room 45 m3:

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Ventilation System

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Ventilation SystemVentilation rates requirements:Normally based on recommendations by authorities or code of practice e.g:•Department of Occupational Safety & Health (DOSH)•Malaysian Standard Code of Practice

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Ventilation System

Apart from fresh air, movement of air over surface of body necessary to remove surplus •heat, •water vapour, •carbon dioxide and •organic vapours from body

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Desirable characteristics of atmosphere:•Cool •Dry •Diverse in temperature in different parts and at different times •Moving

Undesirable characteristics of atmosphere:•Hot•Damp•Uniform and Monotonous•Still

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Ventilation System

Desirable characteristics of atmosphere:•Air change•Proper means of ventilation

Undesirable characteristics of atmosphere:•Cubic space•Excessive cubic space

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Ventilation SystemVentilation principles:

To prevent undue concentrations of odours,

Bacteria carrying particles andNoxious gases

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Ventilation SystemVentilation principles:

To remove heat from products of combustionBody heat and heat from electrical equipment, motors, heat from solar radiation etc

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Ventilation SystemVentilation principles:

To remove fumes, dust etc produced by industrial process

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Ventilation principles:To maintain the relative humidity within reasonable limits

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Ventilation SystemVentilation principles:Percentage saturation = Weight of moisture in the air/weight of moisture if air were saturated at the same temperature x 100%Relative humidity (RH) = Vapour pressure of moisture present/ Vapour pressure if air were saturated at the same temperature x 100%

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Ventilation SystemVentilation principles: Relative Humidity

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Ventilation principles:

To create air movement

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Natural Ventilation

• Natural ventilation systems rely on pressure differences to move fresh air through buildings.

• Pressure differences can be caused by wind or the buoyancy effect created by temperature differences or differences in humidity.

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Natural Ventilation

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Pressure Patterns caused by wind

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Passive stack ventilation (PSV)

PSV Consist of Extract grilles at ceiling height Ducts to terminal at roof

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Passive stack ventilation (PSV) Types of vent

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Natural Ventilation System

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Building Regulation

Habitable or occupiable rooms located on an external wall

Requirements require a window

opening with permanent background ventilation

Natural Ventilation System

Non-habitable rooms in domestic buildings

Maybe ventilated mechanically or by passive stack ventilation system

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Building Regulation

Rooms with no openable windows in non-domestic buildings

Requirements Mechnical ventilated

or air-conditioning

Natural Ventilation System

Kitchen,bathrooms,utility rooms etc

Open window and mechanical extract ventilation or by passive stack ventilation system

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Mechanical Ventilation System

Artificial methods of preserving the purity and controlling the temperature of the atmosphere.

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Mechanical Ventilation System

Method: Extract Supply Combined extract and input

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Extractor fan system

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Extractor fan

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Extract system

• Cheap to install and operate• Definite volume of air is removed from

buildings• Air entering to replace cannot be controlled.• Draughts are created

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Supply system

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Supply system

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• Air delivered under pressure.

• Include air heater battery with automatic

control over temperature of air delivered

into rooms

• An air filtration device

Supply system

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• Easy to install in existing buildings• Can be included when designing new

building.• Eliminates draughts by building up

pressure inside the spaces

Supply system

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Combined supply & extract system with propeller fans

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Combined supply & extract system with propeller fans

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Mechanical Ventilation System

Components:FanFiltersDuctworkFire dampersDiffusers

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Mechanical Ventilation System

Types of Fan Cross-flow or tangential Propeller Axial flow Centrifugal

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Wall mounted propeller fan

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Axial-flow fan

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Bifurcated axial flow fan

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Centrifugal fan

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Centrifugal fan

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Centrifugal fan

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Cross-flow or tangential fan

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Filters

Dry Filter made of •Paper•Fine woven fabrics•Foamed plastics or fibreglass

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Dry Filters

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Filters

Viscous or Wet Filter made of •A bank or rows of corrugated metal sheets with surface coated in non-flammable, non-toxic odourless oil

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Viscous or Wet Filter

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Electrostatic Filterconsist of •Pre-filter•Power pack•Ioniser•Rows of opposing charged plates

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Electrostatic Filter

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Electrostatic Filter

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Activated carbon Filter

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Activated carbon Filter

made of •Disposable elements of glass fibrous matting containing charcoal granular

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Ventilation duct design

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Factors influencing the size of ducts for air transport are:

The volume of flow rate of the air The friction of the air against the walls of

the ducts and any turns and protrusions. The pressure available for the movement of

air.

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Calculation of air volume flow rate:

Q = Room volume x air changes per hour/time in seconds

Where • Q is the volume of flow rate in

m3/s

Ventilation duct design

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Ventilation duct design - Chart

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Ventilation duct design

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Ventilation duct design

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Ventilation Design – Duct conversion

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Ventilation Design – Duct conversion chart

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