Maria’s Restaurant Lesson 20 Appendix B Zone 2 Manual N Loads

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Maria’s Restaurant Lesson 20 Appendix B Zone 2 Manual N Loads

Maria’s Restaurant Design (Staff: Maria & 7 Employees each shift. Glass Store Front and front door) C1 R1 F1 Woman’s Restroom 1 handicap 1 standard Men’s Restroom 1 handicap 1 urinal S3 Shelv.. R3 DW Bar 12 X 10 Seating 12 Counter C6 Bar S2 B2 Ice R4 Shelving/Storage 25 ft. Shelv. B1 C7 C2 Fry S1 Restaurant 33 X 15 11 X 4 & 11 X 6 Seating 58 CT/O C3 SP SK H1 R2 F2 WH S1 66 ft. B = Beverage Area R = Refrigerator (blue walk in C = Counter S = Sink; S1 Hand; S2 3 Pot; S3 Bar CT = 4 burner plus flat top over ovens SK= Steam Kettle DW = Dishwasher SP = Salad/cold Prep table F = Freezer (blue walk in) H1 = Hot Prep Table with Heat Lamp Shelf

Maria’s Restaurant Design (Staff: Maria & 7 Employees each shift. Glass Store Front and front door) C1 R1 F1 Woman’s Restroom 1 handicap 1 standard Men’s Restroom 1 handicap 1 urinal S3 Shelv.. R3 DW Bar 12 X 10 Seating 12 Counter C6 Bar S2 B2 Ice R4 Shelving/Storage 25 ft. Shelv. B1 C7 C2 Fry S1 Restaurant 33 X 15 11 X 4 & 11 X 6 Seating 58 CT/O C3 SP SK H1 R2 F2 WH S1 66 ft. B = Beverage Area R = Refrigerator (blue walk in C = Counter S = Sink; S1 Hand; S2 3 Pot; S3 Bar CT = 4 burner plus flat top over ovens SK= Steam Kettle DW = Dishwasher SP = Salad/cold Prep table F = Freezer (blue walk in) H1 = Hot Prep Table with Heat Lamp Shelf

Total Kitchen Area Equipment Load (Sensible + Latent where applicable) Refrigeration/Freezer: 3,690 + 3,778: 7,468 Btuh Dish Washer 4,600 + 6,000: 10,600 Btuh Steam Kettle: 2,560 Btuh Two Cook Tops: 16,100 Btuh Convection Ovens: 11,400 Btuh Fryers: 3,800 Btuh Salad Prep Refrigeration: 1,628 Btuh Hot Serve Table: 12,010 Btuh Small Appliances 5,634 +2,120: 7,754 Btuh Kitchen Equipment Total: 73,320 Btuh Total Latent Load: 16,298 Btuh

Restaurant & Bar Area Equipment For Maria’s Restaurant, the Restaurant and Bar area equipment’s total Btuh value is: 22,186 Btuh The following section shows how the total Btuh was calculated for each piece of equipment shown on the drawing, and then added to some small appliances and restaurant equipment not shown on the drawing Maria has specified electrical circuits for.

Zone 2 Speedsheet

Speedsheet Location Information

Zone 2 Speedsheet TABS

Ventilation

NOTE: ON ERV EFFICIENCY Manual N abridged edition does not allow the use of two different ventilation values for to reflect the efficiency for the ERV. The values when added are: An added 3,268 BTUH Total Cooling Load An added 4,290 BTUH Total Heating Load

Infiltration

Ducts

Internal Loads Lighting & Occupancy

Internal Loads Equipment Diversity Factor: Fraction of active or powered units For internal gains.

Floors

Ceiling

Walls

Doors

Sky Light & Glass

Database

N1 Glass

N1 Doors

N1 Walls, Ceilings & Floors Net Areas Needed

N1 Heating and Cooling Total Loads Total Cooling Load = 93,635 + 18,631 = 112,266 Btuh Heat Load Sensible Cooling Load Latent Cooling Load

Zone 2 Manual N Summary

Field Notes For many buildings the ducts are located in an unconditioned space. Thus, the Manual N Speedsheet default setting of T, or the actual duct size can be entered to calculate the heat loss/gain. However, to use the Speedsheet for duct inside of the conditioned space, where the ducts have been previously filled in: to remove the #N/A simply change the T or square foot values to 0.