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TABLE OF CONTENT
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1.0 REFERENCE
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2.0 ASSUMPTION

3.0 BASIS OF CALCULATION

4.0 GENERAL INFORMATION

4.1 COOLING SYSTEM DETAIL

4.2 INPUT DATA

5.0 CALCULATION AND EVALUATION SHEET

6.0 CARRIER PROGRAM CALCULATION

7.0 TABLES AND ATTACHMENTS

7.1 Summary of Design Temperature

7.2 Technical Data and Table For Air Conditioning Unit
7.3 Transmission Coefficient 'U'
7.4 Heat Gain From People and Light
7.5 Table of Equivalent Temperature Differential (ETD)

1.0 REFERENCES:
All calcualtions have been prepared using manual calculation, CARRIER Software
Program (desgin conditions), in accordance with the following.

I Carrier system design manual part(1).

II CARRIER software system manual.
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III ASHRAE handbook.
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IV Site Survey Report - Including all reference documents.

2.0 ASSUMPTIONS:
a. Existing air distribution systems to be utilized depending on the previous calculations.
b. All calculations have been prepared for 2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter
c. All telecommunications and rectifier electrical power data input is transformed to
dissipated heat with in the2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter
d. All telecommunication power data remains constant for any 24 hours period.
e. All temperatures and data collected during the survey are correct.
f. All existing equipment is maintained to ensure the plant capacity levels and sustained.
g. All calculations and results depending on the information, which is available from
customer and our civil department. Any other information needed for calculations
will be assumed.

3.0 BASIS OF CALCULATIONS:

The new equipment heat dissipation in the propose 2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter is based on
infomations.
The heat gain calculations include for the following factors:

- Solar and building fabric loads.

- Internal equipment loads.
- Personal loads.
- Light loads.

The existing cooling capacity is depending on the existing cooling system which will be taken
depending on site survey. The Psychometric chart is depending on the existing condition.

4.0 GENERAL INFORMATION:

2
Floor: Vinyl Tiles Inside equipment room area: 9.00 M

Existing Room: Equipment Room Batteries Room Generator Room

Rectifier Room X G. I. Shelter
Comments: The equipment, batteries and rectifiers are located in same room.

AIR HANDLING UNIT:

Unit No.: PV036 Location: Wall Mounted
Comments: Two wall mounted package type unit one working and one standby
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Manufacture:

Type of Unit: X Package Window Split

HVAC System: Chilled Water System X Cooled Air System

On-Off System: 1 PV036 unit in operation and 1 PV036 unit in change over duty

Air Distribution System:

Ducted Supply Ducted Return X Grille

Type of Duct: Inside / Outside

Inside: Square Section Rectangular Section Circular
Outside: Square Section Rectangular Section Circular

Duct Condition: Inside / Outside

Inside: Good Fair Poor
Outside: Good Fair Poor

Insulation: Inside / Outside

Inside: Good Fair Poor
Outside: Good Fair Poor

A/C Unit Condition:

Inside: X Good Fair Poor
Outside: X Good Fair Poor

4.1 COOLING SYSTEM DETAILS:

PACKAGE UNIT

Position: Wall Mounted

Number: 1 PV036 unit in operation and 1 PV036 unit in change over duty

Specification:

Brand
Model PV036
Total Capacity 9.38 KW
Sensible Capacity 7.31 KW
Air Volume 1200 cfm (567L/S)
Evaporator Fan Motor 1/8 HP
Electrical Characterstic 208/230 V, 1 Ph, 60 Hz
Electrical Supply Requirements Page 4 of 17V, 1 Ph, 60 Hz FLA=1.2
208/230
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Note: For A/C Unit detail refer to attachement 7.2

4.2 INPUT DATA:

4.2.1. INPUT DATA - WEATHER
City
State
Latitude 21 Degree 28 Minutes
Elevation 1452 Meters
0
Summer DB 35.00 C
0
Summer WB 20.70 C
0
Winter DB 8.70 C
0
Daily Range 12.10 C
0
Inside Design DB 22.00 C
Note: For Summary of Design Temperature refer to attachement 7.1

4.2.2. INPUT DATA - FABRIC:

Inside Design Outside Design Transmission
Fabric Type Construction Area Temperature Temperature Coefficient 'U'
m2 0
C 0
C W/m2 0C
Wall No. 1 Two 9.0 22.00 35.00 0.22
Wall No. 2 Layers of 9.0 22.00 35.00 0.22
Wall No. 3 G. I. Sheet 9.0 22.005 of 17
Page 35.00 0.22
Wall No. 4 With 9.0 22.00 35.00 0.22
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Floor Insulation 9.0 22.00 24.67 0.22
Roof Inside 9.0 22.00 35.00 0.22
Ceiling Ht. 3.0
Note: For Transmission Coefficient 'U' Factor, refer to attachement 7.3

4.2.3. INPUT DATA - LIGHTS:

Type of Lights Power
2
Flourescent Light 22.22 Watts/m

4.2.4. INPUT DATA - PEOPLE:

Considering 1 person inside 2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter (Sensible Heat Gain) = 86 W/Person

Note: Refer to Calculation and Evaluation Sheet for Calculation

5.0 CALCULATION AND EVALUATION SHEET:

CALCULATION FOR MAXIMUM EQUIVALENT TEMPERATURE
DIFFERENTIAL (E.T.D.):
DTe = DTes + Rs/Rm (DTem - DTes)
Whereas:
DTe = Equivalent temperature difference for the month and time of day desired.
DTes = Equivalent temperature difference for same wall or roof in shade at desired time of the day,
corrected if necessary for the design condition.
DTem = Equivalent temperature difference for wall or roof exposed to sun at desired time of
the day, corrected if necessary for the design condition.
Rs = Maximum Solar Heat Gain in Btu/hr-ft2 through glass for wall facing or horizontal for roofs,
for the month and latitude desired.
Rm = Maximum Solar Heat Gain in Btu/hr-ft2 through glass for wall facing or horizontal for roofs,
for july at 400 North latitude.

0 , 0 0
MAKKAH LATITUDE: 21 28 C F
Outside design dry-bulb temperature 35.00 95.00
Inside desgin dry-bulb temperature 22.00 71.60
Temperature at partition 24.67 76.41
Average daily range 12.10 21.78
Outdoor temperature-Indoor design temperature 13.00 23.40
Partition temperature-Indoor design temperature 11.67 21.01

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DTes Rs Rm DTem Max. DTe
0 0
Wall Orientation F F 0 0
4:00 p.m. Btu/hr-ft
2
Btu/hr-ft
2
8:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. F C

Wall 1 North-East 14 + 7 = 21 138 127 22 + 7 = 29 13 + 7 = 20 14 + 7 = 21 29.69 16.50

Wall 2 South-East 14 + 7 = 21 85 125 13 + 7 = 20 26 + 7 = 33 16 + 7 = 23 29.16 16.20
Wall 3 South-West 14 + 7 = 21 85 125 -4 + 7= 3 19 + 7 = 26 40 + 7 = 47 38.68 21.49
Wall 4 North-West 14 + 7 = 21 138 127 -4 + 7= 3 10 + 7 = 17 24 + 7 = 31 31.87 17.70
Floor Hor./Shaded 14 + 7 = 21 251 233 -4 + 7= 3 9+ 7 = 16 14 + 7 = 21 21.00 11.67
Roof Horizontal 14 + 7 = 21 251 233 -2 + 7= 5 23 + 7 = 30 41 + 7 = 48 50.09 27.83
Note: For Equivalent temperature differential (E.T.D.), refer to attachment 7.5

SOLAR AND TRANSMISSION GAIN - WALLS AND ROOF:

Qfl = A U DTe

Area Max. DTe U' Factor QFL

Wall Orientation
2 0 20
m W/m C C Watts
Wall 1 North-East 9.0 0.2216.50 32.66
Wall 2 South-East 9.0 16.20 0.22 32.08
Wall 3 South-West 9.0 21.49 0.22 42.55
Wall 4 North-West 9.0 17.70 0.22 35.05
Floor Hor./Shaded 9.0 11.67 0.22 23.10
Roof Horizontal 9.0 27.83 0.22 55.09
TOTAL (WATTS) = Qfl = 220.53

Note: For Transmission Coefficient 'U' Factor, refer to attachement 7.3

INTERNAL HEAT GAIN:

People:
Qpe = Number of People X Total Heat Gain (KW)

For medium work 86.0 Watts SENSIBLE HEAT is generated from one person as per ASHRAE
Handbook. We have selected 1 person for 2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter
Therefore:
Qpe = 1 X 86.00
Qpe = 86.00 Watts (Refer to attachment 7.4 )
Qpe = 0.086 KW

Light Heat Dissipation:

Qlg = 22.22 Watts/m2 (This factor was given by client)

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Qlg = 9.00 X 22.22 (Refer to attachment 7.4 )
Qlg = 200 Watts
Qlg = 0.200 KW

EQUIPMENT HEAT GAIN:

EQUIPMENT HEAT Heat Dissipation

Quantity
TYPE DISSIPATION (KW)
AIRSCALE LTE1800 (2*FXED + 1*AIRSCALE(AMIA)) 2127 1 2127.00
AIRSCALE LTE2300MHz (6*AZNA) 2400 1 2400.00
Flexi eNB FD-LTE700,15MHz (0*AIR SCALE + 1*FRPD) 720 1 720.00
Flexi eNB FD-LTE2100,5MHz (0*AIR ACALE + 1*ARGA) 700 1 700.00
NEW EQUIPMENT HEAT LOAD:
Flexi MR GSM 900MHz (3*FXDD + 1*FSMF) 2413 1 2413.00
Flexi MR UMTS 900MHz (0*FXDA+1*FSMF) 307 1 307.00
TRM RACK 300 1 300.00
HEAT DISSIPATION FROM NEW EQUIPMENTS 3020.00
RECTIFIER HEAT LOAD:
10% OF HEAT DISSIPATION FROM EQUIPMENTS 3020.00 10% 302.00
NET HEAT DISSIPATION FROM ALL EQUIPMENTS 3322.00
CONSIDERING DIVERSITY FACTOR 70%
TOTAL HEAT DISSIPATION FROM EQUIPMENTS 2.325

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SUMMARY OF COOLING LOAD:

Total Lighting People Equipment Sensible Sensible Existing Reserve

Size or Fabric Load Load Qlg Qpe Heat Load Heat Load Heat Load Cooling or Deficit
Type Qfl KW KW KW KW 5% S.F. (KW) Capacity (KW) with S.F. (KW)
2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter 0.221 0.200 0.086 2.325 2.832 2.974 7.312 4.338
S.F. : Safety Factor

From the above calculation we found that the sensible heat gain of the 2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter
is 2.97 KW.

SYSTEM EVALUATION:

From our calculation and survey:

The sensible heat load = 2.974 KW
The sensible cooling capacity for the2.6 X 3 G. I. Shelter = 7.31 KW
0 0
Outside Conditions: Td = 35.00 C Tw = 20.70 C
0
Inside Conditions: Td = 22.00 C

As per existing cooling system detail, final equipment layout, and subsequent manual and Carrier
software calculation. The existing Air Conditioning Unit can satisfactorily withstand the heat load
from new setup of Hence there is no mechanical scope of work.

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6.0 CARRIER PROGRAM CALCULATION

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7.0 TABLES AND ATTACHMENTS

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7.1 Summary of Design Temperature

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7.2 Technical Data and Table For Air Conditioning Unit

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7.3 Transmission Coefficient 'U'

7.4 Heat Gain From People and Light

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7.5 Table of Equivalent Temperature Differential (ETD)

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