What's the load
W.J. Coad
Abstract
W.J. Coad
Abstract
The load in a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is the rate of heat flow out of or into the system required to maintain a controlled range of comfort conditions in a space. Factors to be considered in determining the HVAC load of a building, e.g., building design, and HVAC system components and control systems, are discussed. (LCL)
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The load in a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is the rate of heat flow out of or into the system required to maintain a controlled range of comfort conditions in a space. Factors to be considered in determining the HVAC load of a building, e.g., building design, and HVAC system components and control systems, are discussed. (LCL)
Key concepts: HVAC, Air conditioning, Ventilation (architecture), Automotive engineering, Environmental science, Heat load, Architectural engineering, Cooling load