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Air Conditioning Heat Load Calculation (Room & Building estimate)
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The calculation estimate formulas used here are just rough approximations to simplify
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the total heat load calculations and quickly select an air conditioning unit capable of
providing the necessary cooling of the room or space.

--------------------- QUICK HEAT LOAD CALCULATION ESTIMATE -------------------

Typical Room or Small Office:

Space Heat Load = Cooling Space Dimensions x 4

Space Heat Load = Room Length (ft) x Room Width (ft) x Room Height (ft) x 4

Space Heat Load = L x W x H x 4

Occupant Load = 600 BTU/person

Total Heat Load = Space Heat Load + Occupant Load

------------------- DETAILED HEAT LOAD CALCULATION ESTIMATE ------------------

1 Btu (British thermal unit) 0


1 Btu = energy required to cool or heat 1 pound of water by 1 degree Fahrenheit

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1 Btu = 250 calories ► 2014 (3)
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1 watt-hour = 3.4 BTU
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Total Heat Load:
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Total Heat Load publishing blogs online
= Space Btu + Window Btu + Occupant Btu + Equipment Btu + Lighting Btu $
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Example: Arts & Design
Calculate the Total Heat Load and select an Air Conditioning Unit. Astronomy and Space
Autos, Cars, Vehicles, Watercrafts,
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Room dimensions:
Bible
Length, L = 15 ft
Books, Literature, Poetry & Writing
Width, W = 10 ft
Business, Work & Employment
Height, H = 8 ft (2.5 m height from floor to ceiling) Chess
Chess Games Collection & Openings
Window dimensions: Chess: Nimzo-Indian Defense Variations
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W = 4 ft Chess: Ruy Lopez Variations
Chess: Sicilian Defence Variations
Occupants: Computers & Electronics
Culture & Society
2 persons
Education and Science
Engineering
Equipment wattage: Entertainment & Media
TV = 100 watts Events
Radio = 50 watts Family
Laptop = 60 watts Family, Parenting, Children & Kids
Fashion & Beauty
Lighting Load: Filipino Desserts
60 watts light bulb Filipino Dishes
Food & Cooking
Games, Toys, and Hobbies
Gender, Dating and Relationships
Air-conditioning Heat Load Estimation Formulas:
Health, Fitness & Healthy Living
Holidays & Celebrations
Total Heat Load Home & Garden
= Space Btu + Window Btu + Occupant Btu + Equipment Btu + Lighting Btu Immigration
Internet
Space Btu = Room Length (ft) x Room Width (ft) x 32 Math
Mechanical & Marine Systems
Window Btu = Total Window Area (sq. ft) x 80 Engineering
Military
Miscellaneous Topics
Occupant Btu = Number of Occupants x 600
Music
My Collection of Queen's Gambit Chess
Equipment Btu = Total Equipment Wattage x 3.4 Games
My Collection of Sicilian Defence Chess
Lighting Btu = Total Lighting Wattage x 4.3 Games
Personal & Personality
Personal Finance
Total Heat Load Calculation: Pets & Animals
Philippine Attractions
Politics and Social Issues
Space Btu:
Religion and Philosophy
Space Btu = Room Length (ft) x Room Width (ft) x 32
Sports & Recreation
Space Btu = L x W x 32 Technology
Space Btu = 15 x 10 x 32 Travel & Places
Space Btu = 4800 Btu Video Games
Weddings & Marriage
Window Btu:
Window Btu = Total Window Area (sq. ft) x 80
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Window Btu = 4 x 4 x 80
Window Btu = 1280 Btu TOTAL PAGEVIEWS

Occupant Btu:
Occupant Btu = Number of Occupants x 600
Occupant Btu = 2 persons x 600
Occupant Btu = 2 x 600
Occupant Btu = 1200 Btu

Equipment Btu:
Equipment Btu = Total Equipment Wattage x 3.4
Equipment Btu = (TV watts + Radio watts + Laptop watts) x 3.4
Equipment Btu = (100 watts + 50 watts + 60 watts) x 3.4
Equipment Btu = (100 + 50 + 60) x 3.4
Equipment Btu = 714 Btu

Lighting Btu:
Lighting Btu = Total Lighting Wattage x 4.3
Lighting Btu = 60 watts x 4.3
Lighting Btu = 60 x 4.3
Lighting Btu = 258 Btu

Total Heat Load


= Space Btu + Window Btu + Occupant Btu + Equipment Btu + Lighting Btu
= 4800 + 1280 + 1200 + 714 + 258
= 8252 Btu

Select 8000 Btu to 10,000 Btu Air Conditioning Unit

Commercial Air Conditioner Unit Selection & Prices (July 2013):

5000 Btu Room Air Conditioner


150 sq. ft. bedroom (15 ft x 10 ft) or 15 sq. meter (5 m x 3 m)
Price: $100

8000 Btu Room Air Conditioner


300 sq. ft. master bedroom (20 ft x 15 ft) or 35 sq. meter (7 m x 5 m)
Price: $200

10,000 Btu Room Air Conditioner


450 sq. ft. living room (30 ft x 15 ft) or 50 sq. meter (10 m x 5 m)
Price: $400

See also:
1. Basics of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
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