Thermal Zoning For HVAC Design
Brian A. Rock
Abstract
Brian A. Rock
Abstract
The thermal zoning for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system design, and the factors affecting zoning decisions are discussed. Spaces within buildings have varying thermal loads. To maintain the desired indoor temperature and humidity under transient sensible and latent heat gains and losses, these spaces need HVAC equipment with different capacities and separate control loops. The need for HVAC designers to select the thermal zones before the detailed loads are known is also cited.
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The thermal zoning for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system design, and the factors affecting zoning decisions are discussed. Spaces within buildings have varying thermal loads. To maintain the desired indoor temperature and humidity under transient sensible and latent heat gains and losses, these spaces need HVAC equipment with different capacities and separate control loops. The need for HVAC designers to select the thermal zones before the detailed loads are known is also cited.
Key concepts: Zoning, HVAC, Architectural engineering, Computer science, Environmental science, Engineering, Civil engineering, Mechanical engineering