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Page 1: 4.4 VAV Systems

Variable Air Volume Systems

Page 2: 4.4 VAV Systems

Space Load

• Envelope, such as wall, roof, floor and window

– Design condition (Toa,d, 92F@Miami): maximum cooling load.

– Off-design condition: Toa<Toa,d

– Negative cooling load means heating load.

• People (always positive)

– Design condition (fully occupied): maximum cooling load

– Off-design condition: partially occupied or unoccupied

• Electrical (always positive)

– Design condition: all lighting and office equipment are used.

– Off-design condition: partially used.

• Question

– How to operate HVAC system to match variable space load?

Page 3: 4.4 VAV Systems

Space Thermal Control

• Space heat balance

• Maintain space comfort by– _________ airflow

– _________ discharge air temperature using reheat

• Increasing supply air temperature at AHU is not an option. Why?

• Terminal box (TB): – Damper with an actuator

– Reheat coil with a valve or an electrical relay

• Question– Which measure is used?

])[(][1.1]/[

)(

FTTCFMQhBtuq

TTcQq

sarmsas

sarmpasas

−⋅=

−⋅= ρ

Page 4: 4.4 VAV Systems

Example 1

• One VAV terminal box

with a hot water

reheat coil serves four

12 ft by 12 ft interior

rooms

• Design airflow for

each room is 135CFM.

• Size diffusers using

Titus TMS

Page 5: 4.4 VAV Systems

Required Throw

L=6 ft

T50=3.6-7.2 ft

Page 6: 4.4 VAV Systems

Diffuser Sizing

Four (4) 12” x12” module 6” diameter

T50=8ft

Page 7: 4.4 VAV Systems

Example 2

• Analyze the HVAC system performance if each room is occupied by one person w/o electricity consumption.

1. Constant volume (CV) with reheat: adjust supply discharge air temperature at the terminal box by the reheat coil

2. Variable air volume (VAV) w/o reheat: adjust airflow at the terminal box by the damper

• Condition– Sensible: Btu/h

– Latent: Btu/h

Page 8: 4.4 VAV Systems

• SA temperature (design)=55F

• Airflow (design)=135CFM

• Discharge air temperature

• Reheat from SA to discharge (TB)

• Space humidity

• HVAC cooling load (AHU)

Measure 1: CV with Reheat

FQ

qTT

d

s

rmdis3.73

1351.1

25075

1.1=

×−=−=

%____

/_______1354845

2000083.0

/0083.0%90,55@

=

+=

==

rm

rm

rhFsadis

lbmalbmvW

lbmalbmvWW

φ

hBtuqqqqrhlsHVAC

/170,3720,2450 =+=++=

hBtuq

TTQq

rh

sadisdrh

/______)553.73(1351.1

)(1.1

=−××=

−=

EC364

Terminal Box

RH coil

Discharge Air

T ,Wsa sa

T ,Wdis dis

Terminal Box

Cooling Coil

AHU

qs ql

qrh

Q=Qd

T ,Wrm rm

Page 9: 4.4 VAV Systems

• SA temperature (design)=55F

• Reheat

• Discharge air=55F w/o reheat

• Actually airflow

• Space humidity

• HVAC cooling load (AHU)

Measure 2: VAV w/o Reheat

CFMTT

qQ

sarm

s _______)5575(1.1)(1.1=

−=

−=

%_____

/0119.04.114845

2000083.0

/0083.0%90,55@

=

+=

=

rm

rm

rhFsa

lbmalbmvW

lbmalbmvW

φ

hBtuqqq lsHVAC /450450 ==+=

EC364

Terminal Box

Damper

Discharge Air=Supply Air

T ,Wsa sa

T ,Wdis dis

Terminal Box

Cooling Coil

AHU

qs ql

Q

T ,Wrm rm

0=rhq

Page 10: 4.4 VAV Systems

Performance under 135CFM

Page 11: 4.4 VAV Systems

Performance under 11CFM

Page 12: 4.4 VAV Systems

Comparison (Each Room)

System CV

w/ Reheat

VAV

w/o Reheat

VAV

w/ Reheat

Airflow

(CFM)

135 11.4 (11.4-90)

Ventilation Good Poor

ADPI Good Poor

Cooling

(Btu/h)

3,170

(High energy)

450 (450-3,170)

Reheat

(Btu/h)

2,720

(High energy)

0 (0-2,720)

Humidity

(%)

46% 64% (46-64%)

Page 13: 4.4 VAV Systems

• SA temperature (design)=55F

• Min airflow (30%)=41CFM

• Actual airflow= CFM

• Discharge air temperature

• Reheat from SA to discharge (TB)

• Space humidity

• HVAC cooling load(AHU)

VAV with Reheat

FQ

qTT s

rmdis5.69

411.1

25075

1.1=

×−=−=

%50

/0093.0414845

2000083.0

/0083.0%90,55@

=

+=

==

rm

rm

rhFsadis

lbmalbmvW

lbmalbmvWW

φ

hBtuqqqqrhlsHVAC

/104,1654450 =+=++=

hBtuq

TTQq

rh

sadisrh

/654)555.69(411.1

)(1.1

=−××=

−=

EC364

Terminal Box

RH coil Damper

Discharge Air

T ,Wsa sa

T ,Wdis dis

Terminal Box

Cooling Coil

AHU

qs ql

qrh

Q=0.3Qd

T ,Wrm rm

Page 14: 4.4 VAV Systems

Comparison

System CV

w/ Reheat

VAV

w/o Reheat

VAV

w/o Reheat

Airflow

(CFM)

135 11.4 41

Ventilation Good Poor OK

ADPI Good Poor OK

Cooling

(Btu/h)

3,170 450 1,104

Reheat

(Btu/h)

2,720 0 654

Humidity

(%)

46% 64% 50%

Page 15: 4.4 VAV Systems

Summary for TB Performance

• Required cooling airflow:– Qreq=qs/1.1/(TRM-TSA)

• Minimum airflow =30% of design airflow• Required airflow=[min%, 100%]

– Cooling without reheat– Tdis=TSA

– Qsa=qs/1.1/(TRM-TSA)– qrh=0– qhavc=qs+ql

• Required airflow<min%– Reheating and cooling with a constant minimum airflow– Qsa=min%Qsa,d

– Tdis=TRM+(-qs)/1.1Qsa

– qrh=1.1Qsa(TRM-TSA) +(-qs)=1.1Qsa(Tdis-TSA)– qhavc=qs+ql+qrh

• Reheat coil load @design heat load (qh<0)– qrh=1.1Qsa,min(TRM-TSA) +(-qh)– In example (qh=0 for interior zones): qrh=1.1x41x4x(75-55) =3,600Btu/h=3.6 MBH

Page 16: 4.4 VAV Systems

Terminal Box Performance

under Partial loads

Critical parameter is minimum airflow setting

• 30% for offices although it should be determined by ADPI.

• 100% for hospitals and museums (heating all the time)

Heating design

Page 17: 4.4 VAV Systems

Terminal Box Airflow Control

Page 18: 4.4 VAV Systems

Flow Sensor and Measurement

• Sensor measures airflow by

velocity pressure:

where

A=cross-section area

C=flow coefficient due to uneven air

distribution

][][][

].[4005][

)4005

][()(

2].[

2

22

fpmVftACCFMQ

winchPfpmV

fpmVVwinchP

⋅⋅=

∆⋅=

==∆ρ

Page 19: 4.4 VAV Systems

Controller Settings

Page 20: 4.4 VAV Systems

Terminal Box Sizing• Cooling design airflow :

135x4=540CFM

• Design reheat capacity:

3.6MBH

• Size: 7

• One-row reheat coil