HVAC QUICK LOAD PROGRAM

COMPANY: DATE:
PROJECT: PROJ. NO.:

MONTH TIME OUTDOOR AIR TEMPERATURES INDOOR AIR TEMP

AHU #
(1-12) (7am-6pm) SUMMER WINTER RH =
AHU-1 8 5 94.0F db 74.0F wb 12.0F 72.0F db
AHU TYPE HOURS OF
"U" VALUES GLASS SAFETY FACTOR
BLOWTHRU = BT 0PERATION
DRAWTHRU = DT (12, 16, 24) WALL ROOF GLASS BARE
DT 24 0.10 0.08 1.13 0.80

GLASS SOLAR HEAT GAIN

INT SHADE ? AREA PEAK SOLAR SAFETY
EXPOSURE 24 HR STORAGE SHADE FACTOR
(Y/N) (SQ.FT.) HEAT GAIN FACTOR
N N 100 37 0.80 0.80 1.10
N S 100 111 0.45 0.80 1.10
N E 100 219 0.20 0.80 1.10
N W 100 219 0.48 0.80 1.10
N NE 100 141 0.17 0.80 1.10
N NW 100 141 0.40 0.80 1.10
N SE 100 180 0.27 0.80 1.10
N SW 100 180 0.51 0.80 1.10
SKYLIGHT HORIZ. 100 225 1.00 1.00 1.10
SUB-TOTAL =

TRANSMISSION HEAT GAIN

AREA EQUIVALENT TEMP. SAFETY
EXPOSURE "U" VALUE
(SQ.FT.) TEMP. DIFF. CORRECTION FACTOR
WALL: N 100 #N/A 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: S 100 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: E 100 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: W 100 34 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: NE 100 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: NW 100 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: SE 100 15 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: SW 100 35 10 0.10 1.10
ROOF: HORIZ. 100 43 10 0.04 1.10
GLASS: 900 22 1.13 1.10
PARTITION: 100 10 0.20 1.10
SUB-TOTAL =

INTERNAL HEAT GAIN

QUANTITY OR WATTS PER CONVERT MULTIPLIER SAFETY
SQ.FT. SQ.FT. FACTOR FACTOR FACTOR
NO. OF PEOPLE: 10 @ 250 BTH PER PERSON 1.10
FLUOR. LIGHTS (SF): 1000 2.00 3.413 80% 1.10
INCAN. LIGHTS (SF): 1000 0.25 3.413 100% 1.10
POWER (SF): 1000 2.00 3.413 100% 1.10
EQUIPMENT (SF): 1000 2.00 3.413 100% 1.10
INFILTRATION SENSIBLE: 100 CFM 22.0F 1.08 1.10
SUB-TOTAL =
ROOM SENSIBLE HEAT GAIN
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TOTAL STATIC = 2.00 in. wg ROOM SENSIBLE HEAT (BTU/HR)=

AIRFLOW @ 20.0F TEMP. DIFF. = 5504 CFM
MOTOR SIZE = 2.9 BRAKE HORSEPOWER
MOTOR HEAT RISE = 1.2F HEAT GAIN FROM MOTOR (BTH/HR) =
SUB-TOTAL =

RETURN AIR HEAT GAIN

AREA EQUIVALENT TEMP. SAFETY
EXPOSURE "U" VALUE
(SQ.FT.) TEMP. DIFF. CORRECTION FACTOR
WALL: N 10 #N/A 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: S 10 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: E 10 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: W 10 34 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: NE 10 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: NW 10 13 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: SE 10 15 10 0.10 1.10
WALL: SW 10 35 10 0.10 1.10
ROOF: HORIZ. 100 43 10 0.04 1.10
LIGHTS: (FLUOR.) 1000 2.0 W/SF 3.413 20% 1.10
MOTOR BHP: 2.9 BHP HEAT GAIN FROM MOTOR =
SUB-TOTAL =

OUTSIDE AIR HEAT GAIN

CFM PER TEMP. MULTIPLIER SAFETY
CFM
PERSON DIFFERENCE FACTOR FACTOR
O/A SENSIBLE: 375 3750 22.0F 1.08 1.10

GRAND TOTAL SENSIBLE HEAT (BTU/HR) =

LATENT HEAT GAIN

CFM OUTSIDE MULTIPLIER SAFETY
DELTA GRAINS
AIR FACTOR FACTOR
OUTSIDE AIR LATENT: 3750 36 0.68 1.10
INFILTRATION LATENT: 100 36 0.68 1.10
PEOPLE LATENT: 10 PEOPLE @ 200 BTH PER PERSON 1.10
SUB-TOTAL =

GRAND TOTAL LATENT HEAT (BTH/HR) =

ROOM SENSIBLE HEAT RATIO = 0.98 GRAND TOTAL HEAT (BTU/HR) =

TOTAL SENSIBLE HEAT RATIO = 0.68 TONNAGE =
ENTERING ENTHALPY = 33.8 BTU/LB ENTERING AIR TEMPERATURE =
LEAVING ENTHALPY = 20.4 BTU/LB LEAVING AIR TEMPERATURE =
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TRANSMISSION HEAT LOSS

AREA EQUIVALENT SAFETY
EXPOSURE "U" VALUE
(SQ.FT.) TEMP. DIFF. FACTOR
WALL: N 100 60 0.10 1.20
WALL: S 100 60 0.10 1.20
WALL: E 100 60 0.10 1.20
WALL: W 100 60 0.10 1.20
ROOF: INCLUDED IN PLENUM HEAT
GLASS: 900 60 1.13 1.20
PARTITION: 100 60 0.20 1.20
SUB-TOTAL =

INTERNAL HEAT LOSS

TEMP. MULTIPLIER
CFM
DIFFERENCE FACTOR

INFILTRATION SENSIBLE: 100 CFM 60.0F 1.08

SUBTOTAL =

ROOM SENSIBLE HEAT GAIN

TOTAL STATIC = 2.00 in. wg ROOM SENSIBLE HEAT (BTU/HR)=
AIRFLOW @ 20.0F TEMP. DIFF. = 5504 CFM
MOTOR SIZE = 2.9 BRAKE HORSEPOWER
MOTOR HEAT RISE = 1.2F HEAT GAIN FROM MOTOR (BTH/HR) =
SUB-TOTAL =

RETURN AIR HEAT LOSS

AREA TEMP. SAFETY
EXPOSURE "U" VALUE
(SQ.FT.) DIFFERENCE FACTOR
WALL: N 10 SF 60 0.10 1.20
WALL: S 10 SF 60 0.10 1.20
WALL: E 10 SF 60 0.10 1.20
WALL: W 10 SF 60 0.10 1.20
ROOF: HORIZ. 100 SF 60 0.08 1.20
LIGHTS: (FLUOR.) 1000 SF 2.0 W/SF 3.413 20%
MOTOR BHP: 2.9 BHP HEAT GAIN FROM MOTOR =
SUB-TOTAL =

OUTSIDE AIR HEAT LOSS

TEMP. MULTIPLIER SAFETY
CFM
DIFFERENCE FACTOR FACTOR
OUTSIDE AIR: 3750 60.0F 1.08 1.20

GRAND TOTAL LOSS (BTU/HR) =

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INDOOR AIR TEMP

50.0% RH
60.1F wb

GLASS SAFETY FACTORS

SHADED
0.65

LASS SOLAR HEAT GAIN

BTU/HR

2,605
4,396
3,854
9,251
2,109
4,963
4,277
8,078
24,750
64,283

ANSMISSION HEAT GAIN

BTU/HR

#N/A
253
253
484
253
253
275
495
233
24,611
220
27,760

INTERNAL HEAT GAIN

BTU/HR

2,750
6,007
939
7,509
7,509
2,624
27,337
OM SENSIBLE HEAT GAIN
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119,380

7,346
126,726

RETURN AIR HEAT GAIN

BTU/HR

#N/A
25
25
48
25
25
28
50
233
1,502
0
2,004

UTSIDE AIR HEAT GAIN

BTU/HR

98,418

227,149

LATENT HEAT GAIN

BTU/HR

100,337
2,676
2,200
105,213

105,213

332,362
27.7
87.0F
50.8F
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TRANSMISSION HEAT LOSS

BTU/HR

720
720
720
720

73,224
1,440
77,544

INTERNAL HEAT LOSS

BTU/HR

6,507
6,507

ROOM SENSIBLE HEAT GAIN

84,051

(7,346)
76,705

RETURN AIR HEAT LOSS

BTU/HR

72
72
72
72
576
1,365
0
2,229

OUTSIDE AIR HEAT LOSS

BTU/HR

292,815

292,815
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Information is required anywhere "red" text is shown or there is a yellow-highlighted cell.

Fill in your company name/your name, the project name and project number (if appropriate.)
The date autofills with the current day.
Once all the other inputs are in, you run through the months (i.e. 1 through 12) to get the highest sensible and
total load. Then, leaving the month alone, run through the times (i.e. 7, 8, 9, 19, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) to see
which one returns the highest sensible and total load.
Also, try different combinations of Indoor Air dry bulb and wet bulb to get your required Indoor Air Relative
Humidity. I have shown 72F/60.08F to get a resulting 50%RH.
In the Hours of Operation block only use "12", "16", or "24" for the input.
Int. Shade? denotes internal shading. If you are certain the building will have (and use) internal shading devices,
then put a "Y" in the cell. Otherwise leave the "N".
For the "Exposures", the only inputs you can use are "N", "S", "E", "W", "NE", "SE", "SW", & "NW". Future
updates will have more options.

Run through the program a few times to get a "feel" for how it works. If you find anything that is not working like it
should, let me know. Also, if you want to make suggestions to improve the "use-ability" of this quick load
program, please do so. I would like to refine this product and update accordingly.