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1. Design a Fan Coil System for the Energy Systems Laboratory

2. What is a Fan Coil System ?

3. Energy Systems Laboratory Windows Ceiling Floor Inner Wall Outer Wall

4. Orientation of the Laboratory North

5. Design Requirements Design an air conditioning system for the summer conditions that would provide thermal comfort according to ASHRAE 55 standards( ASHRAE: American Society of Heating, Refrigerating ) The air conditioning system is based on the fan-coil technology.

6. Parameters affecting Human Thermal Comfort Source : https://www.simscale.com/blog/what-is-ashrae-55-thermal-comfort/

7. Effect of Air Speed and Temperature on Thermal Comfort Source : https://www.simscale.com/blog/what-is-ashrae-55-thermal-comfort/

8. Effect of Humidity on Thermal Comfort Source : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/319639190_Using_Thermostats_for_Indoor_Climate_Control_in_Office_Buildings_The_Effect_on_Thermal_Comfort#fullTextFileContent

9. Design Variables You are required to determine the number of air vents their positions the air flow rate from the vents the air temperature coming out from the vents the air humidity level You are also required to determine the required water mass flow rate and temperature into the fan coils the design of the heat exchanger (liquid – to – moist air)

10. Boundary Conditions Outer wall is faced to solar radiation. Outside air temperature Tair = 32 deg C. Room floor is partially subjected to solar radiation as well. All the other walls can be considered as adiabatic. Outer wall thickness and thermal properties can be estimated.

11. Basic Methodology 1) Start with basic thermodynamic and thermal analysis to decide on the number of vents, air flow rate and its temperature. 2) Using your initial estimates from above carry out an Ansys Icepack analysis for a more detailed view of the temperature and flow conditions inside the room. If thermal comfort conditions are met then go to designing the fan coil system. Otherwise, rerun the Icepack analysis by changing the design parameters. 3) Build a Simscape model of the room and the fan coil system as well. Find the required heat exchanger design for the fan coil system.

12. Step 2) Icepack Model Decide on the number of vents, their positions and air flow rate through the vents, air temperatures based on Icepack results. Windows Ceiling Floor Inner Wall Outer Wall

13. Alternative method for Step 2) You may also start with Simscape by dividing the room into sub-regions and having a single fan coil system for each region. Once the main design parameters are decided there, you can move on to Icepack analysis for a more detailed analysis of thermal conditions inside the room. Windows Ceiling Floor Inner Wall Outer Wall

14. Step 3) Use a moist air – to – liquid water heat exchanger for each fan coil and decide on its design parameters

15. Step 3) Check existing Simscape models to design your own model.