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Air conditioning is the treatment of theair to:
Control temperature
Control Humidity
An air conditioner is an appliance, system,or mechanism designed to extract heat from an area usinga refrigeration cycle. In construction, a complete system ofheating, ventilation and air conditioning is referred to as“HVAC".
Provide ventilation or air movement
Clean the air
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Other definition……
• Air conditioning is the process to control andmaintenance the air in space or enclosed areas.
Mechanical treatments performed on thetemperature, humidity, air renewal, cleanliness
and distribution of air to achieve the requirementsand functions of an item.
• Air Conditioning is the process of treating air in aninternal environment to establish and maintain
requirement standards of temperature, humidity,cleanliness, and motion.
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Basic principles are based on mass characteristicwith temperature, heat and pressure
“Is the treatment of air inenclosed space to control and
to maintain temperature, heat
and pressure together”
ASHRAE STANDARD definition:
Air conditioning is the process whereby the condition of air,as defines by its temperature an moisture content, is changed.
Other factors must also be taken into account especiallycleanliness; odor; velocity & distribution pattern.
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• Evaporator (The cooling coil) —
A heat exchanger wherethe heat from the area or item being cooled is transferredto the refrigerant. Change the form of refrigerant liquid togas.Compressor — creates the pressure differences or increase
the gas pressure in the system that needed to makerefrigerant flow and the refrigeration cycle work.
• Condenser — A heat exchanger where the heat absorbedby the refrigerant is transferred to the outdoor air oranother cooler substance. Change the form of refrigerant
gas to liquid• Expansion device (The expansion valve) — provides a
pressure drop that lowers the boiling point of therefrigerant just before it enters the evaporator. This is alsoknown as the metering device.
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The major pieces of equipment required to complete the air-conditioning cycle are listed as follows:
fan
supply ducts
supply outlets
space to be conditioned
return outlets
return ducts filter
heating coil (combustion chamber) or cooling coil
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The Fan
The fan moves air to and from an enclosed space. In an air-conditioning system, fan moves air that consists of:
all outdoor air
all indoor or room air
a combination of outdoor and indoor air
The fan pulls air from the outdoor and from the room at the same time.Since drafts in the room cause discomfort, and poor air movementslows the body heat rejection process, it is necessary to regulate theamount of air supplied by the fan. To accomplish this regulation a fan is
selected that can deliver the correct amount of air. By controlling thespeed of the fan, the air stream in the room can be regulated toprovide good circulation without drafts.
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The supply duct
The supply duct directs the air from the fan to the room. Atypical duct arrangement is shown below. The supply ductshould be as short as possible and have a minimum number ofturn to ensure that the air can flow freely.
Supply Duct
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Supply Outlets
Supply outlets help to distribute the air evenly in a room. Some outlets
fan the air and other outlets direct the air in a jet stream. Still otheroutlets combine these actions.
As a result of these actions, the outlets are able to exert some controlon the direction of the air delivered by the fan. This directionalcontrol plus the location and the number of outlets in the roomcontribute greatly to the comfort or discomfort resulting from the air
pattern.
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Room Space
The room or the space to be conditioned is one of the most importantparts of the air cycle. If an enclosed space does not exist, then it isimpossible to complete the air cycle.
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Return Outlets
As stated previously, return outlets allow room air to enter thereturn duct. The main function of the return outlet is to allow airto pass from the room. These outlets are usually located on theopposite wall from the supply outlet. For example, if the supplyduct is on the ceiling, or on the wall near the ceiling, then thereturn duct may be located on the floor or on the wall near
the floor.
This situation is not true in all installations, however. Some systemsare provided with both the supply and the return near thefloor or near the ceiling.
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Filters
Filters clean the air by removing dust, suspended particles, contaminants and
odours. Filters are located within the return air duct. These devices are made
of many materials including spun glass and composition plastic.
Other filter materials maintain an electrostatic charge, and attract and capturedust and dirt particles from the air flowing through them.
There are 4 classification for filters:
i. Dry
ii. Viscous
iii. Electrostatic
iv. Activated Carbon
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Dry Filter- producedfrom paper, finewoven fabric,
foamed plastic orglass fibers.
Electrostatic Filter-very expensive,extremely efficientof removing fineparticles, pollens,smoke.
Viscous Filter – comprise rows ofcorrugated metal sheets withsurface coated in a non-
flammable, non toxic odourlessoil.
Activated Carbon Filter-location in cooker hood. Veryabsorbent and special designfor use in greasy and odoursatmosphere.
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1. Performance requirementsOn comfort, noise, control options, flexibility and meetingrequirements of local regulations/codes
2. Capacity requirements
Range of capacity, multiple units, zoning, etc. 3. Spatial requirement
Plant room space, space for ducting and piping (verticalshafts),space for terminal equipment
4. CostsInitial cost, operating cost and maintenance cost
5. Energy consumptionFor both economic and environment reasons
6. System qualitiesAesthetics, life, reliability and maintainability
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AC system
Unit System Window Unit
Package Unit
Split unit
Water and air cooling
Air cooling
Water cooling
Split unit without
outdoor air
Split unit with outdoor
air Plant system
Air Handling unit
Centralized system
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A. Unit systems
i) Split system
In split system, the condenser and compressor arelocated in an outdoor unit but the evaporatoris located inside the building.
Typically, the evaporator is mounted in the airhandler unit.
ii) Packaged System In a packaged system, as the name suggests, all
components – the condenser, the compressorand the evaporator are located in a single
outdoor unit. The entire unit is generally located on the groundor on the roof.
Packaged systems are generally used when thereis limited space.
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A split air conditioner splits the hot side from the coldside system, like this:
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- With the packaged system, all the components which may
also include heating coils or a furnace , are located in a singlecabinet- The cabinet is located on the roof of the structure or on theconcrete slab next to the structures foundation.
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iii. Window unit
Window units (also known as room units), are designedto air condition a portion of the residence.
The capacity of such a unit is designed so that a givenunit size is adequate to condition one room.
Thus, a unit in a larger size is satisfactory for more thanone room.
If the unit is to be used for more than one room;however, the arrangement of the rooms must insuregood airflow.
Although a unit may be designed to air condition onlyone room, several window units can be used to aircondition an entire residence.
In fact, it is possible to air condition an entire multi-roomcommercial building using window units.
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1. Comfort conditions are maintained in every room in the house.2. A central automatic control points is provided.3. Since the cooling and heating equipment is installed in one
locationrather than several locations, the maintenance of the system is
easier.4. Better air distribution.5. One of the major differences between central systems and
window units is the higher equipment and installation cost of thecentral system.
6. Efficient air circulation7. Improve your indoor air quality.8. Level of indoor noise is almost negligible (system the condenser,
including the fan and the compressor, is located in an outdoorunit)
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1. A separate temperature control is provided in eachroom or area in which a unit is installed.
2. Ducts are not required. This advantage is especiallynoticeable in residences in mild climates wherecentral heating systems are not required. The
advantage may not apply in cooler regions whereduct systems are necessary for winter heating,regardless of the summer requirements.
3. Plumbing is not required.
4. The installation of the unit is simple; therefore,changes in the construction of the residence usually
are not required.5. Some types of window units are fitted with heating
coils and can be used a; supplementary sources ofheat.
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1. The unit requires space in a window/wall.
2. In general, the unit has a fixed air quantity.
3. The installation must be made on an outside wall.
4. Appearance may be a factor.
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