High-rise Hotel Lobby Air Handling System

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High-rise Hotel Lobby Air Handling System Smoke Exhaust Smoke Exhaust Fan EF-302 16,440 cfm at 0.50 in.w.c. 29% static efficiency 669 rpm 4.4 bhp, 5 hp motor Barometric Damper R1elief Fan EF-301 15,800 cfm at 0.50 in.w.c. 29% static efficiency 669 rpm 4.3 bhp, 5 hp motor 15,800 cfm Relief Air NO Return Air Damper NC Relief Air Damper Cooling Coil 17,590 cfm Entering air – 80.7 °F tdb Entering air – 63.4 °F twb Leaving air – 54.4 °F tdb Leaving air – 53.5 °F twb Airside ∆p – 0.78 in.w.c. 84.9 Gpm Entering water – 45.0 °F Leaving water – 55.0 °F Waterside ∆p – 12.0 ft.w.c. Maximum face velocity – 503 fpm Heating Coil Entering air – 64.7 °F Leaving air – 92 °F Airside ∆p - .29 in.w.c. 4.4 Gpm Entering water - 160 °F Leaving water - 115 °F Waterside ∆p – 1.7 ft.w.c. MERV 7 Filters Clean ∆p = 0.07 in.w.c. Dirty ∆p = 0.50 in.w.c. AHU-1 17,590 cfm at 3.0 in.w.c. 60% static efficiency 639 rpm, 13.1 bhp, 20 hp motor 1,590 cfm Minimum Outdoor Air 15,800 cfm Maximum Outdoor Air NO Max. OA Damper Sound Attenuator Meeting Room General Exhaust Fan EF-201 2,800 cfm (550 cfm) Meeting Room Smoke Exhaust Fan EF-202 2,800 cfm (520 cfm per room) Meeting Room Ventilation Air, Typical of 4 Fan Coil Unit (Typical) Nominal 500 cfm Typical Meeting Room Balcony Cooling Coil 10,290 cfm Entering air – 80.7°F tdb Entering air – 63.4°F twb Leaving air – 54.0°F tdb Leaving air – 52.9°F twb Airside ∆p – 1.06 in.w.c. 41.4 gpm Entering water – 45.0 °F Leaving water – 58.5 °F Waterside ∆p – 4.0 ft.w.c. Maximum face velocity – 500 fpm Minimum rows - 8 Heating Coil Entering air – 65.0 F Leaving air – 100.1°F Airside ∆p – 0.36 in.w.c. 19.9 Gpm Entering water – 180 °F Leaving water - 140 °F Waterside ∆p – 15.5 ft.w.c. Maximum face velocity – 825 fpm Minimum rows - 1 6 – 20” x 25” x 4” MERV 13 Filters Clean ∆p = 0.31 in.w.c. Dirty ∆p = 0.90 in.w.c. AHU-2A 10,290 cfm at 4.02 in.w.c. 61% static efficiency 1,025 rpm, Class 2 10.6 bhp, 15 hp motor 1,290 cfm Minimum Outdoor Air 9,000 cfm Maximum Outdoor Air NO Max. OA Damper NO Return Air Damper 6 – 20” x 25” x 2” MERV 8 Carbon Filters Clean ∆p = 0.18 in.w.c. Dirty ∆p = 0.59 in.w.c. Lobby and Atrium Area Including the Front Desk, Main Entry, and Lounge Baseboard Heater at Atrium Glass Wall Exterior Door (Typical) High-rise Hotel Lobby Air Handling System AHU-2 and AHU-2A June 12, 2017 DS