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  1. hvacinsider

    Skylight load

    The 4.2 cfm per sq. ft is for the glass load(solar) only. Any people, equipment, or other heating giving equip. must be factored in also.
  2. hvacinsider

    Compressor building requirement

    The first thing you need to figure out is the emitting load from these compressors. And then add that to the building load. After this you can now see how much heat needs to be dissipated in order to maintain the correct room temperature. You mentioned about the ambient air temp. can be 120...
  3. hvacinsider

    Air intake velocity sizing

    KGBaker, Could you be more clear on the application? From your posting it appears that your bringing in outside air thru a gooseneck on the roof? Is this the case?
  4. hvacinsider

    Load Calculations

    Kpha, Maybe I could help? Do you know what the U factors that these rigs are made of?(walls, roof, floor) Where will this be located? What is the square foot of this rig? And finally, is there any internal heat gaining equip. inside? I know it seems like alot but this is whats needed to...
  5. hvacinsider

    Skylight load

    The 4.2 cfm per sq. ft. of glass is for the solar load only. All other additional loads will have to be added too. Is this what you were asking krismatt?
  6. hvacinsider

    Skylight load

    Here is what we use for horizontal glass(skylights) and we never have a problem with our loads. 4.2 cfm per sq. ft. of glass.
  7. hvacinsider

    Flex Connections

    We never install ductwork to a unit or any other device with a motor without a flex canvas connection. Noise and vibrations are a nightmare. Why not just do it right the first time?

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