Prepared by : Hashem Ihasn Janajreh 10611602 Mohammad Abu Sarah 10613862 Sari Khaled Sobeh 10507861 Ahmad Medhat Attiyah 10614151 Supervisor : Dr. Iyad.

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Prepared by : Hashem Ihasn Janajreh Mohammad Abu Sarah Sari Khaled Sobeh Ahmad Medhat Attiyah Supervisor : Dr. Iyad Assaf May

- Building Description. - Heating load calculation. - Cooling load calculation. - Duct Design. - Plumbing System. -fire fitting system - Equipment Selection. - Summary 2

 Building Location : Country: Palestine. City: Ramallah Elevation: 840 m above sea level Latitude: 32˚. Building face sits at the south orientation. The wind speed in Ramallah above 5 m/s. 3

usedFloor numberGarage Basement -2 Operation theater major, Anesthetists, DR.s room Basement -1 Clinics, book store, printing room,coffee shop Ground floor Lecture rooms,library study First floor Lecture rooms,computer lab Second floor Simulation labs, teachers rooms, meeting room Third floor offices Fourth floor offices Fifth floor offices Roof floor 4

The heat loss is calculated by this equation : Outside design condition Inside design condition Parameters 4 ° C 22 ° C T: temperature 62 % 50 % Φ : relative humidity 3 g of water/kg of dry air 8.3 g of water/kg of dry air 8.3 g of water/kg of dry air W : moisture content 9 ° C 9 ° CTun: unconditioned temperature 7 ° C Tg : ground temperature Q=U*A*∆T 5

Heating load (ton)Heating load (kw) FLOOR Basement (-1) Ground floor First floor Second floor Third floor Fourth floor Fifth floor Roof floor TOTAL 6

Outside design conditionInside design conditionParameters 32 ° C24 ° CT: temperature 57 %50 % Φ : relative humidity 17.4 g of water/kg of dry air 9.6 g of water/kg of dry air W : moisture content 29.4 ° CTun: unconditioned temperature 7 ° CTg : ground temperature The general conduction equation in cooling calculation is: For transmitted through glass: For convection through glass: Q=UA(CLTD) corr Q=A(SHG)(SC)(CLF) Q=UA(CLTD) corr CLTD correction =(CLTD+LM)K+(25.5-Ti)+(To-29.4) 7

Cooling load (ton)Cooling load (kw)Floor Basement (– 1) Ground floor First floor Second floor Third floor Fourth floor Fifth floor Roof floor Total 8

Design procedures * Number of grills and diffusers are calculated and distributed uniformly. * The total sensible heat of floor is calculated. * The V circulation of floor is calculated. * The initial velocity for the main duct must ≤ 5 m/s. * The pressure drop (∆P/L)=0.4 Pa/m * The main diameter is calculated. * The height and width of the rectangular ducts are determined from software program. 9

10 Example: first floor we choose lecture room(3)

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General information: 13 From the table of potable water we can find the number of fixture units, the flow rate and the size as in below table :

14 Then we can connect the water to the fixture as in the figure(example second floor):

15 Then we calculated the number of fixture unit for all floors in the building to determined the demand of water which needed as in table:

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As in the below figure,we can see how can draw the drainage system on AutoCAD(Example third floor):

We can calculated the number of fixture unit but we don’t need for a pipe of vent because the drainage pipe descent on wall and it can use a vent The table show the number of fixture units:

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After that,we should combine all exist drainage and going it to the manhole outside of building as in the figure:

In the college we have 9 floor,one of them is a garage which location is (second lower floor) and the 8 floor is studying floors. So we will use three systems of fire fitting which combined of them( landing valve, F.B.C, sprinklers(for garage)). Example: third floor we use (L.v(2.5’’), F.B.C(1.25’’)):

But we use the sprinkler(4’’) in garage as in the figure :

Boiler : From mansour catalog of steam boiler is 720 kw. MS-20 which has capacity is Chiller : From Petra catalog we select a model Which has capacity is 707 kw. A P S 150 2S AC Fan coil : RAC 4 H/C CBP cfm 25

Exhaust fans: From ROSENBERG program we select a fan according to total CFM for example., DH D EX PUMPS: From LOWARA company we select 1. Circulation pump for boiler GM GS20/SV330F5T 2. Centrifugal pump for potable water GXS20-GMD20 3.Transfer pump GENYO 2HMS4/F15 4.Drainge pump DOC7VX 26

*All steps of design and plans of HVAC system are done. *All steps of design and plans of plumping system and fire fitting system are done. *we select a suitable equipment for the system which satisfied the required conditions. 27

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