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Pipe

The document provides an overview of various forms of energy, including potential, kinetic, internal, and flow energy, along with their equations and applications in thermodynamics. It discusses the ideal gas law, energy equations for closed and open systems, and principles related to vapor processes and heat energy. Additionally, it covers concepts such as the continuity flow energy equation, total dynamic head, and the efficiency of pumps and motors.

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Pipe

The document provides an overview of various forms of energy, including potential, kinetic, internal, and flow energy, along with their equations and applications in thermodynamics. It discusses the ideal gas law, energy equations for closed and open systems, and principles related to vapor processes and heat energy. Additionally, it covers concepts such as the continuity flow energy equation, total dynamic head, and the efficiency of pumps and motors.

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Fun damentals

Forms of Energy Note:

General Ideal Gas Law Equation:


A.) Stored Energy
p =
met

1. POTENTIAL ENERGY >


PE -
f m .z ) Temperature
Ideal Gas Constant
Mass
PE =
Fd =
m 9oz
9C Ideal Gas Constant
R =
Cp
-
Cx

2. KINETIC ENERGY KE •
f m ,V
Specific heat@ constant volume
Specific heat @ constant pressure
>

KE = I m v2
B.) Combination Energy
2 Go

1. ENTHALPY (useful energy)


3. INTERNAL ENERGY U f I

m
, ,

H
=
Ut Wf
YgmmmaB
Ideal Gas H U t
Wf
'

- =

U=mCvT or U= mcv T
igqra.az
Ideal Gas

H
mpzv-z-RV-i.tggm.mg uz ul t =
m
-

Vapor Processes
and; I It =
mcp
U =
Uz -

Ui or u
=
m Uz -
U,
izqramp
Vapor Processes
Available @ Table

H =
Hz -
H, =
mhz -

m hi = hz -

hi

4. FLOW WORK/ENERGY Wf

f p ,

C.) Transition Energy


,

m F1 -

TS 5. HEAT ENERGY
f

L1
A1 Q =/ Ids

m
F2 Work Non-Flow
'

.
.
-

fpdv .mgra.az L2 A2 WNF _-

Ideal Gas
Work steady - flow
'

WF = 1- or WF =
PV =
MR T

WsF= -

f dp
- affirming Vapor Processes 6. MECHANICAL WORK/POWER

WFZ -
WF, =
13112 -
Pill ,
=
m Pzvz -
Piri W = F d
p = F V
Open / Steady Flow / Controlled Application: Gas Compressor
Volume system
PE2

{
Z1 KE2
PE1
V1 KE1 M "
Wc m
U2
TS
.
Wse
T1 U1 Wf2
Wsf
.

P1V1 Wf1 PE2 Z2


PE1
Zi 2 M KE2 V2
.
KE1
U2 T2 i

U1 M
Wf2 P2V2
2- 2
Wf1
SFEE
Datum
Note: -
Q =
PE t KE t Ut WF -
WSF

Work done "by" • Nagproduce ng Power Note:

Work done "on" • Nangailangan ng Power Mass Density Specific Volume

If not stated on the problem: V


M I
p v
= = =

• Expansion (W done by)


V P M

• Heat Added (Q entering) m =

pv m = V
V
.tgqmmmB Applying 1st law of Thermodynamics
Rate of Discharge
Continuity Flow Rate of Flow
Ein E- out
Energy Equation
=

Volumetric Flow Rate


PE1 + KE1 + U1 + Wf1 + Q = PE2 + KE2 + U2 + Wf2 + Wsf

.izµmmmB Steady Flow Energy Equation (SFEE) V Q =


fly =
IT
d2 y
4

Q PE KE t Ut WF t WSF
Thermodynamic System PVT System
= t

Application: Steam/Gas Turbine General Ideal Gas Law Equation:


PE1 = PV= m P l

I
KE1 m
Pir = Rt
U1 Absolute Value Absolute Value
Ideal Turbine
Wf1 Power
r

°R K
SI Wsf Pabs = Patm t Pgage
t !
S = c Pabs = Patm - Pvac °R = °F + 460
K = °C + 273
P1 ; T
Pb
2. P2 ; T
Note:
m

Universal Gas Constant


o

PE1 KE1 U1 Wf1


SFEE
py =
n RI
-
=
PE t KE t Ut WF + WSF
R =
8.314 KJ
kgmol K
Ideal Perfectly Insulated (Q=0)
-

Expansion Gas Constant


Reversible Adiabatic Process
R =
R R
=

MW Of Atoms
Isentropic (s=c) AW no .
Elements Atomic Weight
Carbon (C) 12
Dalton's law of partial pressure
Hydrogen (H2) 1 mfuel -
:
::
mair
.
- .

CO2
Oxygen (O2) 16
.

'
.

:
iii.
:
H2Oair
PT
"

j
Nitrogen (N2) 14
'

ii.
- '
.

H2O
.
. : .

:÷ N: :
.

Internal
Sulfur (S) 32
:
Combustion Pg
Engine

Compound Molecular Weight

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) 44


VT =
Vcoz VHZO =
VNZ
Carbon Monoxide (CO) 28
=

Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) 64 TT =


Tcoz =
THZO = TNZ

Sulfur Monoxide (SO) 48


Water Vapor (H2O) 18 Pg PT Pcoz PHZO PNZ
=
t +

Butane (C4H10) 58
Ethane (C2H6) 30 Pcoz = PCOZ = NCOZ
pt
Methane (CH4) 16 PT MT

PHZO
Combined Boyle's & Charles Law PHZO = = NHZO PT
PT MT
Ideal Gas
Initial Final PNZ = PNZ = NNZ PT
State m m State
PNZ NT
P1 V1 T1 Change of P2 V2 T2 Where:
i
.
State
m 2 m
R R MCOZ MNZ
hcoz =
Mazo = MHZO MHz
; ; =

MWCOZ MWHZO MWNZ


constant constant

Pill Pzllz Pnlln And:


= = ' ' '

T, yz Tn MT =
Mcozt MHZO t MHz

n = no. of states
NT =
ncoz t NHZO t NNZ

Closed / Non-Flow / Controlled Amagat's Law of Partial Volume


Mass System •
Wnf PNZ
Pt =
Pcoz =
PHZO =

1 2
V=C Tcoz TNZ
=
TT = = THZO
U1 ' ' U2
M M
1
Change of '
.
- .
. VT =
VCOZ t 1/1-120 +
VNZ
State T2
"
, T1 - I
µ

VCOZ
,

°o Vcoz = =
NCOZ
Q HT MT

001/11-20 VHZO
Energy stored & Energy stored &
=
=
NHZO
VT
entering leaving NT

°oVNz = VNZ NNZ


=

VT MT

WNF.tggm.mg
U, t Q =
Uz t

Volumetric or Molar analysis of


Exhaust Gas
Non-Flow Energy Equation (NFEE)
CO2 =
CO2 = 60° .

Q =
U t WNF
°oVH2o = H2o =
2500
General Gas Law Equation
°oVNz =
N2 =
15° .

py =
ZMRT ; Py =
ZNRT

Z = compressibility factor
Avogadro's Law Where Cc = coefficient of contraction
Cv = velocity coefficient
Vx =
Mx Cd = coefficient of discharge
VT MT

Hence Coefficient of Discharge


Pcoz = NCOZ PT =
VCOZ Pt
MT VT %Vco2 Cd = ① ACTUAL
① THEO

PHZO =
NHZO PT = VHZO PT
MT VT %VH2O Nozzle
Q=0 Wsf=0

PNZ =
NNZ PT = VNZ PT
PE1
KE1 m
1 } 2 m
PE2
KE2
MT VT %VN2 U1 d1 d2 U2
Wf1 Wf2
t1 = t2
Hydrostatic Pressure
SFEE
Ph =
8Wh 0 =
PE t KE t WF

|
H 20

h = m H 20 F Ph =pw 90 h Yamamoto in terms of head


'

P
kpag
'
;
Gc

A 2- it P
' t V1 = 2-2 t
p2 t V2

Pressure Head
g Zgo 8 Zgo
- affirmed

h =P h P Pump (Basic Concepts)


;mHzOg ;mHzOg
=
m
t2
y p
90
Q
m WG 9C m WG
1 2

Continuity Flow Energy Equation


Datum Q Pump
1
t1 TDH Wp
m1 m2
1 2 m
v1 v2
V1 V2
t1 t2 .ayqimmB Water Power/Hydraulic Power
d2
d1

WP=8QTDH =p 90 QTDH =
m 90 TDH
.YfgimmmB For frictionless flow and t1 = t2 Gc Gc

QTHEO =
AV
.ayqimmmB Pump & Motor Efficiency
- affirmed For frictionless flow and t1 = t2

EP
Q pi Alvi PZAZVZ BP
=
=

Alvi AZVZ
Q =

V1
=

V2
Pump J J Motor

For frictionless flow and t1 = t2 n m = BP


n P = WP
.YygimmmB
EP
L

① ACTUAL A' V BP
' l
=

=
cctcxv
① ACTUAL =
CDAV
Total Dynamic Head Hydraulic Radius
- Moises
'

Suction below centerline 12h = dp


4
TDH = Zztz , + V22 -
V? t Pz - R t he Head loss due to friction
2.go 8

.afgñmB Using Darcy - Weisbach Equation


.afgmmmB Suction above centerline
(Eng'g units) hf =
fd Lp V2
TDH = Zz -

-2 , + V22 -
V? + Pz - Pi + he
dp 2. go
2.go 8

V2
Total Head loss in Pumping system (SI units) hf =
ff Lp
dp 290
hL hf ,
thpthfz.afgm.mg
=

Using Hagen - Poiseuille Equation


Laminar Flow
hf = 32 Md Lp Vp

Nr 2000 (1-2000) 8dpZ


Transient Flow
Laminar Flow Q=0 Wsf = 0
2000 NR 4000 (2001-3999) LF
PE1 PE2
m
KE1 m 1 2 KE2
Turbulent Flow U1 Q Q U2
Wf1 Wf2
Vmax Vmean = Vmax + Vwall
2
NR 4000 (4000-up) Vwall = 0

Reynold's Number Note:

Vpdp Vpdp
1 Pa - s = 10 poise
MR = =
P

Mk Md
1g
1 Poise = cm - s
Dynamic Viscosity

H₂O @ 20° (room temp) 1 Kg - m


.EfgiMmB
1N= s²
1 g - cm
Md =
0.001002 Pa ; 0.01002 P 1 dyne = s²
10-6 m2
MK 1.002 0.01002 St
N-s Kg
=
× ;
s
1 Pa - s = = m-s

- affirming Air @ 15° (room temp)
g
Md Pa 0.000181 P 1 Pa - s = dyne- s = cm - s
cm²
0.0000181
'

= -
s ,

m2
MK = 1.48×10-5 I 0.148 St
g
Polytropic Processes
Constant Pressure/Isobaric (P=C) Constant Volume/Isometric (V=C)
TDC BDC
Rigid Tank
Spring
m Loaded m m
m

T₁

i
1
T₂

2

I Q
Change of
State
v=c

P T P T
2 2 2
. / i

1 p=c 2
- / p=c v=c v=c

1- "
1,
1
V S V S

n
PV = C n
When n=0 PV = C
Therefore
p=c When n = ∞
Therefore v = c
Formulas 3.) Heat Energy Formulas 3.) Heat Energy

1.) PVT Relation Q =/ Yds 1.) PVT Relation Q =/ Yds


V2 =
Tz Q = U t WNF Pz =
Tz Q = U t WNF
V1 T, P, T,
Q= Mcp T Q= mcv T

2.) Work Non-Flow 2.) Work Non-Flow


4.) Internal Energy 4.) Internal Energy
WNF =) ? pdv U =
ma, T WNF =) ? Pdx U =
ma, T

WNF =P V1
5.) Enthalpy WNF =D
V2
5.) Enthalpy
-

=P V 2.) Work Steady Flow


H =
Mcp T H =
Mcp T
WNF MR T
/ Vdp
=

WsF= -

6.) Entropy 6.) Entropy


2.) Work Steady Flow ds=TdQ
WSF = -
V P ds=TdQ

WsF=fVdp s=
mcpln F? WsF=RV -

pzy
s= mcyln F?
WsF=O s= mcpln ¥? WsF= MR Ti Tz -

s= mcyln ¥
Constant Temperature/Isothermal (T=C) Constant Entropy/Isentropic (T=C)
Perfect Cooling TDC BDC Perfect
TDC BDC Insulation
Medium

m m m
m Stopper

T₁

i
1
T₂
☐ 2
T₁
,
1
T₂
2

Q
T = T₁ = T₂ I Q

P T P T
2
- , i

T=c 1 2 s=c
" i s=c
T=c
- 2 " 2 .
1
V S V S

n n
PV = C PV = C
When n=1 When n=k
k
Therefore PV = c ; T = c Therefore PV = c

Formulas 3.) Heat Energy Formulas 3.) Heat Energy

1.) PVT Relation 1.) PVT Relation


Pz V2 =P , V1
Q =/ Yds Q=o
Vik-1
P, V2
① = U t WNF ¥ =
¥ =

y, 4.) Internal Energy


=

P2 V1
Q =
WNF U =
Mcv T
2.) Work Non-Flow 2.) Work Non-Flow

4.) Internal Energy 5.) Enthalpy


WNF =) ? pdx WNF =) ? pdx
U =
°
WNF =PzVz WNF Pzllz Pix , H =
Mcp T
Pill ,
-
= -

I -
K

5.) Enthalpy 6.) Entropy


WNF =
PV In V2 MR T
WNF =

V' l -
K
H =
O 5=0
WNF =
PV In Pi
WNF = -

U
Pz
6.) Entropy Note:
2.) Work Steady Flow
ds=TdQ 2.) Work Steady Flow
WsF= / Vdp CP C "=R
-

Wsf=fVdp
-

s=mR1n p,
Pz R
WSF = 1741 -
B- V2 Cy =

WSF K WNF
g =
MR In V2 =
K -
I
WSF =
PV In V2 ×,
KR
V1 Cp
=

=
PV In Pi K -
I
Wsf
Pz
Special Polytropic Process T

CP
n
PV = C
I

SHV
'

1<n<k
CL
When .
f g
.

fg
Formulas 3.) Heat Energy Wet Steam
LV

D
SL

&
1.) PVT Relation

SV
Q=mCn T
S
n -
I Y = 100% Y = 0%
Tz P2 y, X = 0% X = 100%
4.) Internal Energy
= =

T, P, V2

µ =
Mcv T
2.) Work Non-Flow

5.) Enthalpy
WNF =) ? pdx
1342 Pix ,
H =
Mcp T
WNF = -

l n
6.) Entropy
-

WNF =
MR T
1- n
s =
mcn In T2
WNF = -

U
T,

Where:
2.) Work Steady Flow cn= Cy K -
n

n I
WsF=fVdp
-

WSF = n WNF
Pu mps
Pumps Flow Diagram Total Head loss in Pumping system
mw
td he hfs
hfd
= t
hp t hfd
Q
1 hp 2 Zd Darcy - Weisbach Equation (Turbulent Flow)
dd

hf f Lp V2
Datum
=

Q Pump dp 290
hfs
-Zs 1
ds TDH Wp
Hagen-Poiseuille Equation (Laminar Flow)
mw
ts
hf = 32Nd Lpvp

8dp2
Water Power/Hydraulic Power
Pump & Motor Efficiency
WP=8Q TDH =p
90 QTDH =
m 90 TDH
Gc Gc
EP
BP

Specific Gravity (Relative Density) Pump 00 Motor


n = N
SG ✗SUBS PSUBS
nm
=
=

✗ WATER PWATER
nP
l
l

Where
8 Go Synchronous Speed
=p
9C Rotative Speed

Volumetric Flow Rate Efficiency of Efficiency of


the Pump the Motor
n P = WP n m = BP
IT
V Q =
fly =
d2 y
4
BP EP
l l

Total Dynamic Head - Affirmed Break Power

.tfgmmB Suction below centerline (Suction Lift) SI: BP = Tn


'
KW
954g

TDH =
Zdtzs + Void V5
-

t Pd Ps
-

+ he
Zgo 8
Egn'g: Tn

ftp.tgqiismBTDH-zz-zitvd?Vs2tPd-yPsthL
BP =

'

63025

Suction above centerline (Suction Head)


Electrical Power
Power Factor
290 EP= ELIL KW
Total head 3 cos ,

loss Line current


Pressure
head Line voltage
Velocity Note:
head
Static
head Pf - if not given use: 85%
Same Pump (D₁ = D₂) Same Temperature Diff. Temperature

Initial Condition Final Condition New Rate of New Rate of


Discharge Discharge
d Q₁ d Q₂
Q2 Dz Q2 ☐2 P2
= =

ss
Q, D, g, D, P,

D₁ D₂
N₁ N₂ New Total New Total
Dynamic Head Dynamic Head
2 2
s s Hz DZ Hz pz
Q₁ Q₂
☐2
= =

µ, Di µ, D, P,

Same Temperature Diff. Temperature


New Water New Water
Power Power
New Rate of New Rate of
Discharge Discharge 3 3
Pz =
DZ P2 =
☐2 P2

Qz "Z Qz NZ P2 p, Di p, D, p,
= =

Q, Ni Q, Ni P,

Specific Speed
New Total New Total
Dynamic Head Dynamic Head
Eng'g Units
2 2
Hz Nz H2 Nz Pz
= =
Ms RPM Q 9PM
N,
=

H, N, H, P,
>

, rpm
34
TDH.tt

New Water New Water 51.63 RPM Q.ms


}

Power
Ns =
rpm
Power
,

34
TDH , m

3 3
Pz Nz Pz =
Nz p,
SI Units
=

P, Ni P, Ni P,

Ms = RPS Q.ms
rps
Similar Pumps (N₁ = N₂)
,

34
TDH ,
m

Initial Condition Final Condition Note:


Eng'g Units
d Q₂ Radial Centrifugal Pump 500 > Ns > 5000
d Q₁
Axial Centrifugal Pump 10000 > Ns > 15000

ss
Mixed Flow Centri. Pump 5000 > Ns > 10000
D₁ D₂ SI Units
N₁ N₂
Radial Centrifugal Pump .16 > Ns > 1.6
Axial Centrifugal Pump 3.2 > Ns > 4.8
s Q₁
Mixed Flow Centri. Pump 1.6 > Ns > 3.2
s Q₂
Multi-stage Pump Net Positive Suction Head Required

Ns = RPM Q 9pm d
TDH ft 34
rpm vfs
,
,

no .
of stages
hfs
-Zs
>
PSL Patm
Ns = 51.63 RPM Q Ms
, rpm
TDH 34
who
M

tw
,

stages
.
of
Psat @ tw

Reciprocating Pump VSFZ


NPSHREQ =
PSL Pup -

Q Q 8W 290
d d

Net Positive Suction Head Available

s Q Q s
NPSH AVAIL =
PSL PvP -

± Zs -
hfs

Size of Reciprocating Pump 8W

D x L x d Note:

Rod NPSH Available NPSHRequired


Diameter
Length of Submersible Pump
Stroke
WP 8 QTDH
Bore
=

Diameter
Where:

Pump Capacity Vd
NYC =
TDH =
Zd Zs + Pd Ps hfd
Volumetric Displacement
- -

+ +
✗ Zgo

Q
Nvc =

Where: :
ca 60 2
Vd =
AL
s
2

Vd =
AL ca n

60
Fans
ts Duct Air properties

1.2 kg ta = 20 °C
Pa
=

d d

§
M3 Pa = 101.325 Kpa
Zs = Zd = 0 s Q
-
ma
Q
.

|
Note: Pa
Pa =

Ht hL = 0 Rata
Zs Zd
Static Air Power
Wsf
SHS =
Ja Qa Hs
Datum
TAP
SHS =
Pa
90 Qa Hs
Total Air Power 9C

SHS = ma 90 Qa Hs
TAP =
8aQ H+
9C

TAP =
Pa
90 Q Ht
9C Efficiencies

TAP =
ma
90 Q Ht EP
9C BP
Total Head Loss
Pd Ps VDZ V}
( TAP Motor

Ht =
-

+
-

8W Zgo
Total Fan Efficiency
Ht =
Hpd -

Hps t Hud -
Hxs
TAP
MT
=

Ht =

Hp + Hs BP

Pressure Head Static Fan Efficiency

PH P SAP
Ys
= =

8 BP

Velocity Head Motor Efficiency

VH V2 BP
mm
=
=

Zgo EP

Note: If suction is ductless assume vs = 0

Converting m H2O to m air

Pa Ha =
pw Hw
HEPP
Head Water - gross head
Hg - available head
PE w kg Sluice Gate - head on site Net or Effective Head

÷÷÷÷,¥
Q mw
Dam
He - Net/Effective head
He Hg he thn
=
+
hp
-

Penstock
hg
¥
.

he EP He =

Hg -

HL
Hg Qg

Qp µ, ,
µ, ,

, ,,,µ .nu, µ,
n g = BP

, EP

÷
Impoundment hp
BP
.
Total Head Loss / Fluid Friction Loss
hn HT He
mw
=
he t
hp thn
Datum Head loss @ nozzle
Qn or wicket gates
Spherical
Valve n T = BP Head loss @ Pipe
WP
Head loss @ Entrance of dam
Types of Available
Turbine Gross Head (Hg) Efficiency
Rate of Discharge
Impulse or 82% - 92%
Pelton Turbine 92m - 1025m Q =
Qg =
Qp =
Qn
Nozzle
Reaction or 12m - 305m 90% - 94% Penstock
Francis Turbine
Gate of Dam

Propeller or Head Water


3m - 46m Up to 93%
Kaplan Turbine
Penstock Efficiency
Specific Speed for Hydraulic Turbine
WP
Up
= -

✗ 100 .

Eng'g Units WPHG


RPM BHP hp
Ns = >

rpm
,
HG HL
Np
- -

=
✗ too
He ,ft 54 .

Hg
RPM 1317kW
Ns
Impulse (Pelton) HT
=
' rpm
3. 81 He m
54 BP
,

SI Units Delta
FP
n
Ns = RPS BP KW ,
, rps
He 54 mL
,
m Nozzle Q - QL
Hu
Synchronous Speed Equation
My
hh Blade Power
mw
Q mw - mL
QL Q - QL
120 f He
N = f- = GO Hz WP He
rpm WPimpend
Tailwater
,

p up
No of Poles
=
.

Water Power @ Head Water Impending Water Power


WPHG =
8W Q Hg WPINIPEN .
=
8 Q -
QL He

Water Power @ Entrance of Turbine


Where: QL = Leakage Loss
WP =
8W Q He
Volumetric Efficiency Generator Efficiency
WPIMPEN EP
My Ng 100
'

=
-
=
✗ too
.
✗ .

WP pyp

Q QL BP Generator Loss
Ng too
- .

=
- -

My ✗ too
=
✗ .
.

Q BP

My Ng I Generator Loss 100


'

I
'
=
'

Leakage
-

=
Loss ✗ 100

-
-
. .
.
.

Blade Power Generator


$ EP
Blade Power = 8 Q -
Qi Hu

BP
Hu =
HE -

hh
EP
Where: ☐ ng = ✗ 100 :
BP
n
Hu - Utilized Head (Head on Turbine)
Nameplate
hh - Hydraulic Loss (fluid friction head Generator Rating, KVA
loss in the exit
affirmed Power triangle: VA
-

g,K
Hydraulic Efficiency in
r rat Reactive Power,
to
era KVAR
Mn =
Blade Power
WPINIPEN
✗ too
.

.
Ge
n
θ angle
Phase

True Power, KW
.

Nh HE hh True Power (Electrical Power)


'

100
-
=
✗ .

HE
True Power =
Generator Rating cos Q ,
Kw

Nh Hydraulic loss
'

=
I -
°o ✗ 100 .

EP =
Apparent Rating PF
Brake Power
Note:
Brake Power =
Blade Power FP
Power Factor (PF) - if not given use 85%
-

Mechanical Efficiency Ideal Velocity Ideal Velocity


@ the gate @ the nozzle
Brake Power
mm too :
=

Blade Power He
Vg =
Zgohg Vj =
Zgo

mm
Blade Power FP too : Q @ Gate
-
=

Blade Power
Q =
Qg
=
Cd Ag Vg
Nm I Mechanical losses
-

100 :
= -

.

Q @ Penstock Similar Pumps/Fans/HT (N₁ = N₂)

Q Qp Cu Ap Xp Yamaoka New Rate of Discharge


'

= = '

3
Q2 Dz Pz
Q @ Nozzle or Wicket Gates
=

Qi Di A

Q .afgmmmB New Total Dynamic Head


=
Qj
=
Cv Aj Vj
2
Hz Dz Pz
Peripheral speed ratio/
=

Hi Di A
Turbine Speed ratio
.iggmmmB New Water Power
0.47 C -1
=
5
P2 =
Dz Pz
ñDn P, D , A
= ✗BLADE = 60

Vj 2goHe
Similar Pumps/Fans/HT (N₁ = N₂)
Turbine Wheel (runner) Diameter
.YyµimmB New Rate of Discharge
D= 60 OI 290 He = 600.47C -1 290 He 3
QZ Nz Dz Pz
IT n IT n
=

Qi Ni Di A

Note: .YyµmmmB New Total Dynamic Head

For Good design: D = 12(dj)


2 2
Hz Nz Dz Pz
=

H, Ni Di A

Affinity Laws .YyqmmmB New Water Power


3 5
Pz Nz Dz pz
Q= ND3pA
=

p, Ni Di A

H =

NZDZPB
p =
N3D5pc

Same Pump/Fan/HT (D₁ = D₂)

.afgmmmB New Rate of Discharge

Q2 Nz Pz
=

Qi Ni A

.tfgimmB New Total Dynamic Head


2
H2 Nz P2
=

Hi Ni A

- affirming New Water Power


3
Pz =
Nz A
P, N, A
Heat
Transfer
Modes of heat transfer Thermal Resistance

R = ✗ m2 k
'

k w
1.) Conduction
Overall Coefficient of Heat Transfer
2.) Convection
I W
3.) Radiation U =
'

R m2 -
K

Conduction through composite


Conduction through plane wall plane wall

k₁ k₂ ta = interface
l temperature
al A
W Cold source 1 Q1a
Hot source
ta
A qcond =qa1=qa2
ii.
'
:
qcond a
k i.
-
. '

t₂
.

t₁
" "
-'
'

Qa2
. .
.
i f
" ,

q q 2
'
. . '

T÷÷En
.

: .
.

:i
-

i
i. x₁ x₂
: .

. : :
.

x
A ti tz
Where: qcond
-
=

t1 = Temp. on hot source k = Thermal conductivity ✗I


+
✗2

t2 = Temp. On Cold source x = Thickness of wall Ki kz


q = Heat energy A = Heating surface area
A ti tz
qcond
-
=

Biot & Fourier Equation R, t R2

dx KA dt A ti tz
qcond
-
= -
=

9cond RT

therefore:
UA ti tz
qcond
= -

KA ti ta -

w
9.cond
9,12
= =
,


, .ayqimmmB From state 1-a (conduction)

A t' +2
9.cond W
-

A ta
9,12 ti
= =

qcond gna =
-
, =

Xi
Xi
Ki
Ki
.Yfgimmmp
From state a-2 (conduction)
A ti tz
9.cond
-

W
9,12
= =
,

R' A ta tz
qcond gaz =
-
=

✗z

U A ti ta W kz
9.cond 9;z
= =
-

, ,
Heat Transfer through Convection Conduction through homogeneous
Curved walls
.afpñmB Newton's Law of Cooling

qconv
= HA ti ta


-

Where:
k₁
h - Film Coefficient W
,
1
m2 K t₁
r₁
-

.ir/dx=-kAdt
r₂ L
Conduction - Convection through
composite plane wall q cond 2 t₂

Flue Gas
Biot & Fourier Equation
h₁ Air
k₁

A dr
1 h₂
a
\

t₁
1

Heating surface Area


qcond Ir m qcond
b -
A, =
21T L ltdit
2
=
. r
,

t₂
Az =
21T rz 1- =
ltdzl

x₁
therefore:
A ti tz
qconv
-
=

1 ×' l KZITL ti tz
qcond
-

=
+ +
h, k, hz In K
r,

.YyqimmmB From state 1-a (convection)

h, A ti ta ti tz
gia qcond
-
= -
=

In rz

.TysqMmamB From state a-b (conduction) M

ki ZITL

= A ta tb
-

gab
Note:
¥ D2 rz
=

From state 1-a (convection)


D, r
- affirming ,

=
hz A tb tz qcond ti tz
qbz
- -
=

In Dz
D,

Ki ZITL
Conduction through composite Heating surface area
Curved walls
Ai Zitr L lid , L

g⑦
= =

k₂ to =
Zitrzl
=
ltdzl
k₁
1
t₁ therefore:
D₁
ta + , .+ .
D₂ g.
q cond D₃ t₂ In Dz
2 I
+
D'
+
1

Aihl
L K , 2mL A- 2h2

ti -
tz .afgimmp From state 1-a (convection)
qcond
=

In Dz D3
In
D, Dz gta
=
hi 1- i ti -
ta
+

ki ZITL kz ZITL
- affirmed
From state a-b (conduction)
.afgimmB From state 1-a (conduction)
ta -
tb
Gab =

ti ta In Dz
gia
-

Dz D,
In
D, K , 217L

Ki ZITL

.tggmmmB From state b-2 (convection)


.afgimmmB
From state a-2 (conduction)
hz Az tb ta
qbz
= -

ta -
tz
gaz
=

In D3
D2
Overall Coefficient of Heat Transfer
K2 ZITL based on the INNER AREA

Conduction - convection through


1
homogeneous Curved walls U, =
,
W

Dz MZ -
k
l Attn Di Al
+ +
hi kz ZITL Azhz

Ui = I
k₁ Di In
1 Di
+ +
D₂ D₁ h, 2k , Dzhz
1 a
t₁ ta L therefore:
q cond t₂
2
b tb 9
=
Ui Ai tz -
ti

ta - inner surface temp.


tb - outer surface temp.
Overall Coefficient of Heat Transfer Counter Flow Heat Exchanger
based on the OUTER AREA Hotter Fluid
t'o
Uz =
1
D2
Az AZ In Di 1
Hx
ti to
+ +

Aihl ZITL h2 Colder Colder


Kz
Fluid
.
P=C .
Fluid

1
Uz =

D2 ¥? ti '
Dzln ,
Hotter Fluid
+ +
Din , T

hz.iq
Zkz

ti '
Hotter
therefore: Fluid
Θmax t'o
=
Uz Az tz -
ti
to Θmin
:

Note: Colder ti
-
i

Fluid
A
UIA , ti tz U2 Az ti tz Heat energy
9 Heat energy Heat energy
= - = -

given off absorbed


= absorbed
by the hotter
=
by the
fluid structure by the colder fluid
Radiation through homogeneous wall
Qh = Qstructure = Qc
qconv
mh Cph (ti - to) = U₁A₁LMTD = mc Cpc (to - ti)
e -o

l l

k₁
= U₂A₂LMTD
A
qcond h₂
Hot sorrounding air Log Mean Temperature Difference
(Ambient Air)
my

Source
1
t₁ qrad
- www

ta LMTD ① max -

0min
a
=

2
'

.
① max
t₂ In
D- min

x₁ 1- MTD =
ti
'
-
to -
to
'
-
ti
'

In ti -
to
qcond qconv +
9rad
=

to ti
'

Note:
-

when:
9rad =
20,408.4×10-8 Fe til -

tz
"
J
Qmax 0min
"
=

mZ.hr
Use:
-20,408.4×10-8 Felt til
"
9rad -

tz ,
J
Arithmetic Mean Temperature Difference
hr
ANITD = D- Max + 0min
2
Parallel Flow Heat Exchanger
Hotter Fluid
ti '

Hx
Colder ti to Colder
Fluid
, P=C '
Fluid

t'o
Hotter Fluid
T

ti '
/
Hotter
Fluid
to'
Θmax : Θmin
Colder to
Fluid
ti
I

A
A
Heat energy Heat energy Heat energy
given off absorbed
= absorbed
by the hotter
=
by the
fluid structure by the colder fluid

Qh = Qstructure = Qc

mh Cph (ti - to) = U₁A₁LMTD = mc Cpc (to - ti)


1 I

= U₂A₂LMTD
Steam
PP
nm FP EP
Rankine Steam Powerplant
ms
ST
1- BP
1-
IP
f) f) GEN
Kw Plant
I Gen.
.

SGU: 2' SB
Qa = mf x qf - Economizer . Delivered
-Steam Boiler Losses
-Super Heater
COND QR
ng Kw Plant Use

ms BFP t
- 4 3

ms
Note: Ideal Power
ms - mass of steam
Qa - Heat from fuel fired Pi =
Ms hi -
hz

mf - mass of fuel
qf - Heating Value Indicated Power
IP - Indicated Power (power imparted to
the turbine blades) IP =
Ms hi -
hi
BP - Brake Power or Shaft Power
FP - Frictional Power Turbine & Condenser
EP - Electrical Power or Power Generated
;
-

Pi - Ideal Power SHS


-
-
-

-
-
-
-

ST
-
-

¥
-

1
-
-
.

" IP "
Mechanical Efficiency :-. .
.

.÷ 2' ÷
LV
Ec .

.
.
.
.
.

.
.
'

:
;
BP
Mm
=

100%
!
'
QR
Ip ;
ii. i
"

BP =
IP -

FP 3

SL
Generator Efficiency Steam Rate
- amount of steam needed to perform a unit of Power
EP
Ng 100%
=

Bp SR=
Ms 1×9
,

p KW h -

EP =
BP -

Generator Losses
Indicated Steam Rate Combined Steam Rate
Kw Delivered
ISR = Ms CSR = Ms

KW Delivered = EP -

KW Plant Use IP EP

Turbine Efficiency Actual enthalpy Brake Steam Rate Plant Steam Rate
IP hi hi BSR Ms PSR= Ms
Nt 100% 100%
-

= = =
✗ ✗

p, hi -
hz IP KW Del .

hg hfzt ✗
hfg
Heat Rate Plant Thermal Efficiency
- amount of heat needed to perform a unit of Power
3600
PTE =
✗ 100° .
=
3600×100 :
HR = Ec KJ Qa PHR
,

P KW h
-
KWDEI .

Indicated Heat Rate Combined Heat Rate Heat Energy from Fuel Fired

IHR= Ec cHR= Ec

IP EP Qa KJ
Mf
qf
= ✗
,

Brake Heat Rate Plant Heat Rate Boiler & BFP D & SV
1 ms = 34.5¥
BHR= Ec pHR= Qa #212 °F
BP KW Del .

Qa SB
Heat Energy from fuel

Qa = KJ
Mf qf ,
ms = 34.5¥
hr SL 4
212 °F
Energy Chargeable

Ec =
Ms hi -

his Heat absorbed by the feed water

Thermal Efficiency Qa =
Ms hi -

h4

3600 100° 3600 hf


e =
✗ .
=

100° .
=
Ms hg -

Ec HR

P Qa =
Ms hfg
Indicated Thermal Efficiency
1 Developed Boiler Hp
3600
eI= ✗ 100° .
= 3600

100° . (from & at 100°C ; 15.65kg/hr ; 2257kj/hr)
Ec IHR
IP Qa =
mshfg

Brake Thermal Efficiency Qa =


15.651<9 2257 KJ
hr kg
e. = 3600 100° = 3600 100° Qa =
35322 KJ
✗ .


.


Ec hr
BHR
BP Factor of Evaporation

Combined Thermal Efficiency FE = hi -

h4 = hi -

ha
KJ
↳ 2257
3600 3600 1000
100C
kg
ek= ✗ 100° .
=

.

Ec CHR Equivalent Evaporation


CP
EE =
Ms FE
?⃝
Therefore Indicated Power

Dev Bo , .
Hp
= Ms hi -
h4 1- D= Pmi XD
35322 KJ
hr
1- D= Pmi HLNS
FE
Dev Bo . .
Hp = Ms
n

Ks IP =
Ac ✗ Ss ITDZ L ca go ✗ 2
15.65
hr
I 4 s

EE
Dev Bo Hp
=

Note:
. .

15.65 kg
hr
Pmi - Mean effective pressure
Rated Boiler Hp VD - Volume Displacement
I

A - area of the bore


L - Length of the stroke
Rated Bo. Hp = Heating Surface Area MZ
Ns - Power stroke per second
k D - Diameter of the bore
c - no. of cylinders (if not given use 1)
For water tube : k = 0.91 a - no. of acting (if not given use 2)
For Fire tube: k = 1.1 n - rotative speed (rpm)
s - no. of stroke (if not given use 2 stroke)
Percent Rating Ac - area of the card
l - length of the card
Ss - spring scale
Dev 130 Hp

R= . .
100
'


• .

Rated Bo .
Hp

Efficiency of the Boiler


Heat absorbed by the Feed water
@ Bo
'

✗ 100
=
.

Heat from fuel fired

Ms hi -

h4 '

✗ 100
=
@ Bo .

Mf Gf

EBO
= Dev .
Bo .
Hp 35322
✗ 100
'

Mf Gf

Rating Hp 35322
'

=
-
12.130
EBO
. .

✗ too .

Mf Gf

Ms FE 2257
eBo= ✗ too :

Mf Gf

EE 2257
eBo= ✗ too :

Mf Gf
Fuels &
Co mbustion
Fuel Analysis Liquid Fuels

. affirmed For Solid Fuel xCnHm


Percent by mass - Gravimetric/Ultimate analysis No. Of atoms
No. Of moles
- MyqmmmmB For Gaseous Fuel (Natural Gas)
Percent by volume - Volumetric/Molar analysis
Theoretical Air - Fuel Ratio
- MyµmmmmB For Liquid Fuel
°API or specific gravity AF = 137.6 n t 0.25m

12h + m

Gravimetric/Ultimate Analysis
Actual Air - Fuel Ratio
Components of coal
Combustible C
'
Ai F =
AF I + e

Combustible H₂
Supports Combustion O₂
Inert Gas N₂ Equivalent Ratio
Combustible S
I
A ER =

Byproducts
M 1 te

Dulong's Equation (for solid fuel only) Note:


If the Ultimate or Gravimetric analysis of the fuel is not given instead
02 the Higher Heating Value ( HHV ) is directly given, the theoretical air -
14600 °Cz 1- 62000 :Hz +40500.52 BTU
Gf
i.
fuel ratio could be taken as
= -

8 lb

BTU

qf
=
33820 :c 1- 144212 i. H -
i. 02 1- 9304 :S ,
KJ Eng'g Unit Ait = Off .
hr

8 kg 1340 BTU
hr

Theoretical Air - Fuel Ratio KJ

kg air
SI Unit A. F
'
= 9f.hr

:{
Theo
A :F = 11.5 :c +34.5 i. Hz -
2
+ 4.3 :S , kg Fuel 3117 KJ
hr

Heating Value / Calorific Value


Actual Air - Fuel Ratio
Solid Fuel or Liquid Fuel
'
Ai F =
AF I + e

Heating Value/
Calorific Value
Common Liquid Fuels
Higher Heating Lower Heating
Value (HHV) Value (LHV)
a.) Gasoline/Octane - C8H18
b.) Diesoline - C16H32
c.) Dodecane - C12H26
d.) Ethyl Alcohol - C2H6O Gross Calorific Net Calorific
e.) methyl Alcohol - CH4O Value (GCV) Value (NCV)
Higher Heating Value (Liquid Fuel)
Note:
' Yamanaka ASME Formula 0.231 kg Oz
1kg air
KJ 0.769
HHV 411301-139.6 kg N2

=
API ,

kg

Where:

°AP1 = 141.5 -

131.5
SG @ 60 't

-1
140 Methane CH4

BAUME =
BU
-

130
SG @ go .F
Ethane
i C2H6 = 8

Lower Heating Value Propane C3H8


Butane C4H0
10
LHV HHV Hz)
'

KJ
=
21980
-

.
,

kg
%H₂ If not given

Hz

i. 26 15 SG @ 60 F
'

=
' -
-

. .
,
.

SG @ any given temp

SG corrected =
SG @ 15.62 I -0.0007 to -

15.6C
Diesel
PP
mf Ec = mf x qf
ma

EP

IP BP
DE
-

-0-0 Gen SB

Nameplate (BP) ,FP Flywheel , Gen.


losses

!
ma - mass of air Indicated Power
mf - mass of fuel
Qa - hear energy from fuel fired Ip= Pmi XD
qf - heating value
IP - Indicated Power Ip=PmiHLNs
FP - Frictional Power
BP - Brake Power
EP - Electrical Power 1- D= Ac ✗ Ss ITDZ L Cato ✗ 2

I 4 s

Mechanical Efficiency c - no. of cylinders (if not given use 1)


Pmi - Mean effective pressure a - no. of acting (if not given use 1)
VD - Volume Displacement n - rotative speed (rpm)
BP A - area of the bore s - no. of stroke (if not given use 4 stroke)
100
Mm
-

= ✗
L - Length of the stroke Ac - area of the card
.

IP Ns - Power stroke per second


.

l - length of the card


D - Diameter of the bore Ss - spring scale

Where: - affirmed Size of the engine DxL


BP IP FP
Summary
= -

IP 3600
Generator Efficiency e mm
=
, ✗

Ec
"
EP 100 :
Ng
=

Bp
BP 3600
epg Ng
=

Ee
ng
EP =
BP -

Gen Losses
EP
.

3600
ek
=

Specific Fuel Consumption Therefore


Ec

EB =
ei ✗
Mm
SFC = Mf kg
-
Kw hr ek Ng
=
p EB ✗
-

Heat Rate Volumetric Efficiency


HR = Ec = Mfqf ;
KJ
Va
My
=

p p Kw hr-

Hd
Thermal Efficiency KJ
Itc V1
My
" =
" ÷ ' -
c
P 3600
.

e = =
V2
HR
Ec
Geother mal
PP
P1 ; h1 = hg1 EP
ms ms
.
: : :
D & SV
Well head BP
IP
valve
# I
i

mgw 1
h=c - -
Z B
Kw Plant
Pz
h=c
Pb 1
2'
' \ Gen Losses SB
Delivered
FP

F-
Throttling QR
Pa mgw Valve
mRW
ta ha (T.4)
Kw Plant Use
"

A Flash or water C,
separator Re-injection Re-injection 3

To ground ms
&
Water

F- Mainit na tubig

Pressurized
ground H2O
Compressed
Ground H2O
Steam Wells

.
Where:
mgw - mass of ground water (ms + mrw)
ms - mass of steam to the turbine inlet
mrw - mass of the return or reinjected water
Note:
ha = hb Pb = Pc = P1

Number of Steam Wells

NO of Wells = Mgw
.

capacity
well

Quality of steam

✗ = Ms ha =
hot ✗ hi -

he
mgw

Moisture content of steam

Y = MRW

Mgw

EB @ Water separator
Ms hi

÷, , .mn.
Mgw ha .

MRW he
Co oling
Tower
Cooling Tower Heat Energy given Heat absorbed
=
td2 ; RH2 off by the tower by air
1 ma (cpa td2 )
mw1(cpw1t1 ) 2
ma (h2)
1 Qw =
QA
mw1(hw1) .

t1
hw , hwz hz hi
CT
=
Mw -

ma -

ma (cpa td1 )
mwcpw ti -

tz =
macpatdz -
tdi

ma (h1)
1
\

td1 ; tw1 Psychrometry


2
mw2(hw2) .
SV
t2 Moist or Humid air = Dry air + water vapor
mw2(cpw2t2 ) SHV
Idead Gas H 2O
O2 N2
Idead Gas
Approach Range Idead Gas

AR =
tz -

twi Specific Humidity

Critical Cooling Range (actual) SH = Mv


,
KGWV
ma kgda
CRA =
ti tz
SH2
-

I ma (h2)
2
Critical Cooling Range (theoretical) Heated and humidified air

1
mw1(hw1) 1

CRT =
ti -

tw , Hot Tower Water


t1

CT
Cooling tower efficiency
CRA t' +2 Outside Air
m
-

Not 1
=
too :
=
too :
m (h )
✗ ✗

CRT t, ma (h1) . m m
tw , tm
-
i

make up water
SH1
Note:
2 t2 = tm
mw2(hw2)
hw2 = hm
.

t2
If tw1 = t2, Cooling tower efficiency is 100% Cooled tower water

EB @ CT
Types of Cooling tower:
a.) Spray Pond - (50% or less efficient) Mwzhwi -
hwz 1- mm hm =
ma hz -
hi
b.) Natural Draft - (50% - 60% Efficient)
c.) Forced/Induced Draft - (60% - 70% Efficient) mwzhwi hwz - 1-
ma SHZ -

SH , hm =
ma hz hi -

Draw-thru (nasa taas ang fan)


Blow-thru (nasa ibaba ang fan)
MB @ CT
mw , 1- Mill 1- Mm =
MVZ t mwz

✓ (
Parabolic CT
ma SHI t mm
=
ma SHZ

Mm = ma SHZ SH ,
- kgm
,
4 " " " " " "" " " 4h11 " " " " " " "
S

Induced Forced
Refrigeration
Carnot Cycle (TSTS) Reversed Carnot Cycle (TSTS)
QA QR
TH = C TH = C

HS
HS
4 WC 3 WNet
WT
1 2 WNet = |Qr|-|Qa|
WC WT = |Qa|-|Qr| S=C AT 0 0 AC
S=C AC 0 0 AT S=C
S=C CS
1 2

4 CS TL = C
3 QA

TL = C Area

QR
P T
I 1
Coefficient of performance
1 T=c 2
/ .

2 QA Desired Effect
S=c S=c cop =
'

WNET Energy Required for


the desired effect
4" i ,
4 T=c 3
- 3 COP = QA
V S
QR -

QA

COP = TL

Efficiency of Carnot Cycle TH -


TL

@ cc =
WNET -
Note:

100 .

QA COP > 1

@ WT Wc Heat Pump
- -

100
Area
=
cc ✗ .

QA QR
TH = C

Ccc = QA -
QR ✗
100
-

HS
QA
4 WC 3 WNet
WT = |Qr|-|Qa|
S=C AT 0 0 AC
TH TL S=C
-

Ccc 100
-
=
✗ .

TH
1 CS
2
TL = C
Mean Effective Pressure QA
Performance Factor (For Heat Pump)
Pm =
WNET
Vd PF =
QR
WNET
Wt We = QA QR -
= ecc QA
=
TH
-

V3 V, V3 V1 V3 PF =
-
- -

V1
TH -
Th

pF= COP 1- I
Vapor Compression Refrigeration System Note:
QR
h' =
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SL
Condenser 2
SHV hz h Pz & Si
mr
=
@
Sg @ Pexap 52

f-
= =

3 mr
,

Pcond = C
Comp Pz
EV hz hf @ PCOND
=

h=c
=
,

S=C Equal
Pevap = C mr
mr 1 h4
Wc hf4 t hfg4
=

LV
4 Evaporator Where:
D & SV
hf4 =
,
hf @ P4 =
Pexap
QA
Space
hfg4 =

. hfg @ P4= Pevap

Note:
P T 3.516
QA =
TOR ✗

I TOR
Pcond = C Qr
3 " " 2
2
"

3
Volumetric Efficiency of Compressor
.

h=c S=C Wc
(Due to Clearance)
4 1
Pevap = C
1 ,

4 , \ 1
Compressor capacity V1
'

Qa
Mvc :
=
=
✗ too ✗ too

Volumetric Displacement
-

S
h
XD

'
Pz
Heat Added @Evap NYC
n
=
I 1- C -
c

Pi

QA =
MR hi -
hit
V1
Mvc I
=
+ c -
c

V2
Work on the compressor
Compressor Capacity
Wc =
MR hz -
hi
V, Ñ,
'
=
MR

Where:
QA
Coefficient of Performance MR =

hi -

hit

copies = QA

Wc Ñ, =
@ R=PExAp

Copies =
hi -

h4 Volume Displacement
hz -

hi n

VD =
ALNS = IT DZL Zca 60

Heat Rejected @ Condenser


4 S

Note: No. Of stroke for pumps & Compressor = 2


QR =
Mr hz -
has
VD = IT D ' ca
Vp
4
Ice Making Ice tank
Note:
cover " "
Qu "" "
""
kg -
K

Patm EV KJ
mr mr Cpice 2.09
=

Ice kg -
K
tank

Ice
can ☐ H2O

Brine Solution
mr
Qa

Comp
mr
Cond

Cold Storage
Qu
latent Heat
of Freezing
=
335

EV
KJ

kg

mr mr
Wc

Solid Solid-Liquid Liquid


Qa Cond
BP: 100°C mr
1 mr
t1

t2 = t3 3 2
Q1 Comp
FP:0°C i ,
Q2
1 Door
Q3
t4 , /

4 Wc
Chilling Load

Solid Solid-Liquid Liquid


Harvest Temperature
BP: 100°C /
1- 4 =
12°F 18°F
t1 ,
1 '

Refrigeration Load t2 = t3 3 Q2 2
Q1
FP:0°C i , I
Q3
t4 /

QA =
Qp t Qu 4
20%(Qp)

QA = Qi + Qzt Qz + 0.2
Qp Refrigeration Load
QA Qp
@Q1
=

imgur.az

QA = Qi t Qzt Q3
Qi
mwcpwti-tz-tfgimm.az @Q1
=

- MfgmmmB @Q2
Qi =
mwcp ti -

tz

Qz =
mw Latent Heat of Freezing . affirming @Q2
.afgimmB @Q3
Qz =
mw Latent Heat of Freezing
Q3 =
mice Cpice 1-3-1-4
.MyqmmmB @Q3
①3 =
Mcp tz -
ta
Aircon ditioning
Qr

Wc
Cond
Comp Qs = Room air
EV QT
Ventilation
Qa Fan QL =

Outside o m s s R E Exhaust
Air
tds
- .
Air
tdo tdm tds tdr = 24 °C
two
AHU or ACU RHr = 50%

:
Outside Supply
Air Room or space to
Air be conditioned

For comfort cooling :


Recirculated Air
tdr = 24°C - carrier
tdr = 24-26°C - ASHRAE R RHR tdR
Qa Qs =
Fan QT
QL =
@50% Relative Humidity Outside o mm s s hmmm
R E Exhaust
Air
Air
tds ms tds
mm- .

tdo tdm tdr = 24 °C


two tdR = tdE
AHU or ACU RHR = 50%
Mixing Point
Total Heat Load
Mass balance at mixing point
QT = Qs t QL
Latent Heat load Mo t MR =
mm

Sensible Heat load Ms

Where
QT =
Ms HR -
hs Ms =
mm

And
Psychometric Chart QT =
Ms hr -

hs
RH

Qs =
mscpa tr -
ts
h

tw Refrigeration Load
SH
RSHF
R mR Qa

td i
mo mm ms
ho hm AHU hs

Room Sensible Heat Factor


QA =
Ms hm -
hs
RSHF Qs = Qs
Where
=

QT Qst Qin
Mo ho +
MR ha =
mm hm
Where:
Qs % of Ms °o of
Cpa tdr tds ho he hm
1-
=
Ms -

Ms
=
mm

Note: Ms =
Mm =
MR
All Outside Air tdo
Qa Qa O -

O O A S
mo mm ms 1 , i . .

tdA
.

AHU hs

ho hm
tdo tds
tcc
Mass balance at entry point
Mixing point
@ the mixing point
Mo = Mm = Ms

BF /

O
Energy balance at AHU
A S
. /

mm hm =
QA t Ms hs CF

QA =
Ms hm -

hs Mass balance @ mixing point

All Recirculation CF + BF =
I

RHR tdR Energy balance @ mixing point


R mR
7

Qa

Fan QL = CF ha + BF ho =
hs
mm s s R
F m r - mmmm

tdm tds ms tds tdr = 24 °C CF tda + BF tdo =


Cp tds
AHU or ACU RHR = 50%
CF 1- da t 1- do tds
1- CF
=Cp
Where MR =
Mm =
Ms Therefore

hr =
nm tds 1-do
CF
-

And =

1- da -

1- do

Contact & Bypass Air


Cooling Coil (tcc)
Apparatus
O I n n
S Dew Point
. .

1 1

AHU
Bypass Air
Contact Air

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ii. O ii.÷ iii.: ÷ : :

:/
i. : :
i '
.

:
.
: : ÷
i.: .

:
::: :: tdo
'

tda
.

tdo tds
tcc
ADP
Machine
Fo un dation
Cement Mixture (1 yd³) Where

WF =
2x +
W

LF =
2×+1
Machine

Bed plate Density of concrete

Fe Mf
Pc
=

*
Ff
Weight of Foundation (for ICE only)
hf Af
F
FF =
c te n

Concrete foundation
Base on PSME code
Volume of Foundation
Ff =3 Fe
Vf = Af hf

Height of Foundation

hf = Vf
Af

Soil Bearing Pressure

SB = F
Af

SB = Fe t Ff
Af
x x

w wf

l
lf

Area of Foundation

At =
WE ✗ Lf
Chimney
Chimney of Stack Rate of Discharge
Q
mg Q= Cv Avg
ma tg2

1-
ta Patm
Q DZ 2 go Dtg
Cx
I
=

Pg

Stack
Hs (chimney) Note:

Q
mg Average MW of flue gas = 30
tg1
Cv (if not given) = 0.40
D

Stack effect

p =
Patm -

Pg

P = Salts -

8g Hs

P Hs
Pa Pg
= -

Where:

Pair =
Pa Pg = patm if not given
Rata

Pgas
= Pg
Tgaye
= Tgi 1-
Tgz
Rg Ts,*e 2

Theoretical Draft

Dtg Hs Pa Ps
=
MFG
-

Pg

Height of Chimney

Its Pg
Dtg M
=
,

Pa Pg -

Velocity of flue gas

Vg = 2. go
Dtg

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