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    This document summarizes the hot water demand calculations for a residential building project. It refers to an application handbook to determine the hot water demand per fixture based on the type of building. The document calculates the probable maximum demand to be 15.67 mL/s and the required storage tank capacity to be 71 liters at a final temperature of 60°C based on the fixtures and their quantities. It then notes the selected storage tank is 50 liters with a 1.5 kW power requirement.

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    Ewh Calculation

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    This document summarizes the hot water demand calculations for a residential building project. It refers to an application handbook to determine the hot water demand per fixture based on the type of building. The document calculates the probable maximum demand to be 15.67 mL/s and the required storage tank capacity to be 71 liters at a final temperature of 60°C based on the fixtures and their quantities. It then notes the selected storage tank is 50 liters with a 1.5 kW power requirement.

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    This document summarizes the hot water demand calculations for a residential building project. It refers to an application handbook to determine the hot water demand per fixture based on the type of building. The document calculates the probable maximum demand to be 15.67 mL/s and the required storage tank capacity to be 71 liters at a final temperature of 60°C based on the fixtures and their quantities. It then notes the selected storage tank is 50 liters with a 1.5 kW power requirement.

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    Ewh Calculation

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    Raja Ponnambalam
    This document summarizes the hot water demand calculations for a residential building project. It refers to an application handbook to determine the hot water demand per fixture based on the type of building. The document calculates the probable maximum demand to be 15.67 mL/s and the required storage tank capacity to be 71 liters at a final temperature of 60°C based on the fixtures and their quantities. It then notes the selected storage tank is 50 liters with a 1.5 kW power requirement.

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    PROJECT XXXXXX Sheet No 1of 1 Rev 0

    ITEM EWH-XXXX Prepared By SV Date

    PROJECT NO XXXXXX Checked By Date

    REF ASHRAE APPLICATIONS HAND BOOK (Refer ANNEXURE-3)


    (Chapter 49.19, Service Water Heating )
    FROM TABLE 10, HOT WATER DEAMAND PER FIXURE FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF
    BUILDING,L,H,F,CALCULATE AT A FINAL TEMPERATUER OF 60˚ C
    TYPE OF BUILDING: RESIDENTIAL
    SERVING AREA XXXXXXXXX
    DESCRIPTION OF FIXURE QTY L/H/F L/H
    BASIN ,PRIVATE LAVATORY 0 7.6 0
    BASIN,PUBLIC LAVATORY 10 15 150
    BATHTUB 0 76 0
    FOOT BASINS 0 11 0
    KITCHEN SINKS 1 38 38
    PANTRY SINKS 0 19 0
    SHOWERS 0 114 0
    DISHWASHER 0 57 0
    TOTAL(L/H/F) 188
    Equations :
    Qh = Qg ( 1, 000 / 3, 600 ) Df
    where :
    Qh = Probable max. demand (Heater Coil Capacity), mL/s
    Qg = Possible max. demand, L /H
    Df = Demand Factor(T-10 Hot Water Demand/Fixture, p49.19) = 0.3
    Sc = Storage Tank Capacity, Liters
    Sf = Storage Factor (T-10 Hot Water Demand/Fixture, p49.19) = 1.25
    Qh = Qg ( 1, 000 / 3, 600 ) Df
    Qh = 38( 1, 000 /3, 600 ) 0.3
    Qh= 15.67 mL/s @ 60°C
    Sc = Qh ( 3, 600 / 1, 000 ) Sf
    Sc = 3.17( 3, 600 / 1, 000 ) 1.25
    Sc= 71 L @ 60°C - hot water demand

    AS PER SELECTION 50 litres


    POWER 1.5 KW

    Conserve Comments

    Initials Division Office

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