HVAC Software and Motor Size
HVAC Software and Motor Size
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Hey Guys,
So I am doing a study on HVAC design software and how they are used to select motor size. Do any you have experience with the following software?:
eDesign HAP v4.90 , MOIST (Version 4.02), System Analyzer, YorkworksCE, SkyCalc, RHVAC, Right-Suite® Universal, HVAC-Calc
If so, how are they used to select Motor size for HVAC Systems. If anything, what is your general opinion with this software. Any information would be greatly appreciated as I don't have much experience with HVAC in general
So I am doing a study on HVAC design software and how they are used to select motor size. Do any you have experience with the following software?:
eDesign HAP v4.90 , MOIST (Version 4.02), System Analyzer, YorkworksCE, SkyCalc, RHVAC, Right-Suite® Universal, HVAC-Calc
If so, how are they used to select Motor size for HVAC Systems. If anything, what is your general opinion with this software. Any information would be greatly appreciated as I don't have much experience with HVAC in general





RE: HVAC Software and Motor Size
RE: HVAC Software and Motor Size
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RE: HVAC Software and Motor Size
that are compliance software packages to verify whether equipment you selected comply with energy and other legislation, and they are country-specific.
software that you use often these days, cymap, allows architect to find energy compliance within uk legislation before mechanical engineer even approach to the project. that creates awkward situations, but they are caused by legislation, not software.
there is already lot of experience with eu legislation proving it to be counter-effective: energy compliance requirements are mostly dull and arbitrary and do not take into account all subtleties related to specific project, and so often legislation forces awkward solution, more expensive and less efficient, just to satisfy some pesky energy efficiency or "renewables" table.