Profile Analysis Heating And Cooling System - 764 Words

A. Profile Analysis: This user manual delivers an overall idea of a heating and cooling system which is mainly used for residential house. Heating and cooling can account for more than 40% of a household s annual energy consumption [1]. High efficiency cooling and heating system is implemented in new housing building in order to reduce energy bills and the amount of greenhouse gases emissions. The proposed system is implemented to house of 4 people. Details are given below: †¢ Working-class Family of 4 (Couple and two kids) †¢ Husband: Cab Driver – Salary (AU$45,045 [2] annual income less than average Australian income AU$ 66864 [3] ) †¢ Wife: Teacher – Salary (AU$56,403 [4] annual income) †¢ 1 Kid going to School, other to the day care (Ranges from $7,800 to $30,000 [5] annually) †¢ Living expenses (weekly AU$1600 [6]) †¢ House is in the suburbs of city (about 10 Km) where the transportation cost is applicable. B. Operational deployment: The below shown figure shows floor plan of the house where the heating and cooling system intended to deploy Fig(1.1) : Floorplan [7] of the house Area covered Dimensions Bedroom 1 (Master) 3.78 x 3.20 m2 Bedroom 2 2.90 x 3.20 m2 Bedroom 3 2.70 x 2.8 m2 Living room 4.31 x 3.30 m2 Table (1.1): operational area dimensions The table (1.1) shows the length and width of the floor plan where the heating and cooling area is covered. Kitchen, bathroom and laundryShow MoreRelatedBTES Case Study1288 Words   |  6 Pagesestimate the historical aggregate heating, cooling, water heating, and plug load/appliances demand for the apartments. An enabler to achieve this is the interval (hourly) energy and (twice daily) water consumption demand available for each apartment throughout an entire year. The goal will be to use these data to estimate interval heating and water heating loads and then to consider these loads for a BTES application. 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