@anotherellis - "equations governing air flow in suction", this is not the volumetric flowrate equation, right? can you please tell me what is that equation?
@marcoh - they are horizontally separated, 12" apart. The Louver is 70"W x 25"H and our discharge and intake ducts are both 24"H.
@mechengncpe - "I think no less than about 3000fpm on the discharge would prevent short circuiting."
Do you suggest making the discharge duct a little bit smaller...
We have a project that use an indoor condenser. The intake and discharge are ducted to a Building Louver. They share the same louver. The intake and discharge duct are 1 foot apart, edge to edge. Do you need to separate the ducts? If so, how many feet?
What's the load calculation rule of thumb for a restaurant space? For example in a residential building, it's 30 BTU/SF or 1 CFM/SF. The location is in New Jersey.
Can you install a 90% Gas Furnace in an unconditioned attic? We are a Mechanical Contractor and plan to install a 90% Gas Furnace in the attic for a Townhouse project. My questions are:
1. Freezing an issue? condensation from the furnace.
2. Would there will be a Gas Furnace performance issue...
I'm trying to select linear diffuser for a lobby area. I have a choice of 1-slot or 2-slot. The linear diffusers are to be located at the perimeter of the space. Do I need to select 2-slot, one for vertical airflow direction, one for horizontal direction? Or 1-slot linear diffuser good enough...
In a VRV multi-zone split systems, how do you calculate the additional refrigerant if required? For instance, the developed refrigerant piping is very long, let's say 300 feet.
If you want to go Air-cooled Chiller and the cooling load is 91 tons. What would happen if you select a 90-ton Chiller? Or you have to go to next size, let's say 100-ton Chiller. That's if you're using just one Chiller for the 90 tons load.
We have RTU's with Gas Heat and a significant gas piping to the RTU's are exposed. Do we need to insulate or weatherproof the piping like we need to weatherproof the exposed ductwork?