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IJSREM40841
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9 |
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Jan 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Load calculations are used to determine the accurate size of the heat pump and air conditioner required to heat and cool a building. A right-sized unit is energy-efficient, operates quietly, and regulates both temperature and humidity. The more exact the information (Data Collection) the more accurate will be the load calculated. The amount of heat generated in a specific room depends on many factors such as the position of the room, electric Equipment, wall materials, and number of people occupied in the room. The method of cooling load calculation by using analytical method. The case study of the present work is only focused on one room specifically One room in Bilaspur CG located at 82.1409° E longitude and 22.0797° N latitude. From the calculation, we can say that for high design temperature, we need low cooling capacity and for low design temperature we need high cooling load capacity. After calculating the analytical, it was analysed using ANSYS (Fluent) software.
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1/18/2025
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