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    HOSPITAL HVACDESIGNIndoor Air Quality

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    SUBJECT INFORMATION

    Prepared by : MOHAMADAZIZUDDIN BIN MOHDSALLEH (50206209283)

    SAIFULLAH BIN MOHDSHUKERI JAMIL(50206209039)

    MOHD

    HAFIZ BIN MOHD NOR(50206209133)

    Prepared for : FCB40102 (IAQ STUDIES)

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    INTRODUCTIONHospital consist of different room that have different use,example is operating theatre, patient room, x ray room,and etc.

    The design includes;

    System Load Design By E-Quest

    Piping and Ventilation

    Filtration

    Building airflow simulation by ANSYS CFD

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    OBJECTIVE To study the factor of Indoor Air Quality specified for 300

    beds hospital.

    To design the filtration system for the system based onthe type of building project.

    To determine the cooling load and design the coolingcapacity includes installation of system.

    To master the e-Quest software simulation for design the

    building.

    To understand the ANSYS CFD simulation for betterunderstanding and getting the accurate result of realitycondition.

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    THE SUBJECT BUILDING

    A hospital with 300 beds

    Consist of 4 level; Sub Basement

    Ground Floor

    Level 1

    Level 2

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    E-Quest LOADCALCULATION For the energy analysis, the e-Quest software is used to

    determine the cooling load and cooling capacity on thesystems, it is a sophisticated, yet easy to use buildingenergy use analysis tool which provides professional-level

    results with an affordable level of effort.

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    Gen

    eralInfo

    rmation

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    4/22/12ZoneNameandCharacteristic

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    4/22/12BuildingEnvelope

    Constru

    ction

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    4/22/12Building

    Interior

    Construc

    tion

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    ExteriorD

    oors

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    Ex

    teriorWindows

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    RoofSkylights

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    Activ

    ityArea

    Location

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    O

    ccupied

    Loadby

    Activity

    Area

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    4/22/12Unoccu

    piedloadbyactivity

    area

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    M

    ainSchedule

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    HVAC

    SystemD

    efinitio

    n

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    Tempe

    raturea

    ndAirFlow

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    PackageHVAC

    Equipme

    nt

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    SystemF

    an

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    4/22/12HVACZo

    neH

    eatin

    g,V

    ent

    and

    Econom

    izer

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    4/22/12HVACS

    ystemH

    ot/ColdD

    eck

    Resets

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    Primary

    Equipm

    ent

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    Prima

    ryEquipmentHe

    at

    Rejection

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    ate

    rSy

    ste

    mCo

    ntr

    ol

    andSchedule

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    N

    on-Resid

    enti

    alD

    omesticW

    ate

    r

    Heating

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    Pro

    jectInfo

    rmation

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    11246 MBTU x 106 X1 TONH

    12000 BTU

    3600

    260.3240741TON

    Therefore, thesystem need

    260 tonminimum

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    Compar

    ison

    For the comparison, rule of thumb will be applied to makesure the actual cooling load for the building.

    (49400 ft x 65 Btu /ft) 12000 Btu = 270 Ton

    refrigerant

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    ElectricalCon

    sumptio

    n

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    Sub

    Baseme

    nt(CFM)

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    GroundFloor(CFM)

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    2

    ndFloor

    (CFM)

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    Gro

    undFloo

    r(Load)

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    1

    stFloor(Load)

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    2

    ndFloor

    (Load)

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    ANSYS CFD ANSYS FLUENT software contains the broad physical

    modeling capabilities needed to model flow, turbulence,heat transfer, and reactions for industrial applicationsranging from air flow over an aircraft wing to combustionin a furnace, from bubble columns to oil platforms, fromblood flow to semiconductor manufacturing, and fromclean room design to wastewater treatment plants.

    Special models that give the software the ability to modelin-cylinder combustion, aeroacoustics, turbomachinery,and multiphase systems have served to broaden itsreach.

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    D

    esignModeller

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    Meshing

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    Fluent

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    C

    FDSimu

    lation

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    CONCLUSION

    Designing a HVAC system for a Hospital isnt an easy jobto do. We need to follow all the standard and requirementthat has been establish in order to achieve the correctdesign referring to the ventilation system, filtration,piping and etc. Most of them consume a lot of time and

    concentration.