APPENDIX D.

12 Ventilation Calculations and Data

1. Hydration Pump Station Electrical Room Ventilation Calculations 2. Inflow Pump Station Engine Room Ventilation Calculations 3. JennFan Data

APPENDIX D.12 item 1 Calculation - Hydration Pump Station

Purpose: Ventilation for electrical room. System Description: The electrical room shall house the electrical, instrumentation and control, and the communication equipment. The ventilation system shall consist of an exhaust fan that will exhaust the heated air from the room with an intake louver to permit the cooler outside air to enter the room. The exhaust fan shall be thermostatically controlled. Design Criteria: 1. 2. 3. 4. Allowable free air velocity for a intake louver = 700 fpm Maximum 104 degrees F temperature in pump station. Add 16 percent additional free area for bug screen. The Outdoor design conditions shall be based on those of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Assumptions: 1. 2. 3. 4. Lighting heat gain ~ 2W/ft^2 Fan heat gain ~ 80 Btu/hr/fan Ignore operating floor cooling effect Assume box-like structure fully exposed. The building will have no windows and be constructed of cast-in-place concrete and 8 fully grouted masonry units. The roof shall be 10 hollow core slabs. The solar heating loads shall be addressed by a 10 percent increase in the ventilation air supply. At 30% design the solar heat load will be calculated due to the large openings required for detailing the building design. Other building heat loads shall be assumed to be negligible.

Calculations: Determine ventilation supply fan sizing: Lighting heat load = 16 x 21 x 2 = 672 W = 38.2 btu/min Fan heat load = 80 Btu/hr = 1.33 Btu/min Heat Gain Equipment Electrical Room (preliminary estimate) 5 kW = 285 Btu/min Total heat load = 285 + 38.2 + 1.33 = 325 Btu/min + 10% envelop heat load + 15% heat load contingency = 406 Btu/min q = 1.08 x Q x (Ti to) = (40.6) x (60) = 1.08Q (9 deg F) Q = 2,500 CFM 1

Determine louver size: 2,500 CFm/700 = 3.6 sq. ft. Add 16% for bug screen = 3.6 + 16% = 4.2 sq. ft. Required fan rating: 2,500 CFM JennFan model 203A: rating of 1,800 CFM, 1/3 Hp motor, requiring a 24 x 24 wall opening. (Reference JennFan data Appendix D.12 item 3)

APPENDIX D.12 item 2 Calculation - Inflow Pump Station

Purpose: Ventilation for engine pump room at the Inflow Pump Station. System Description: A forced air ventilation system will be provided for the operating floor area of the pump station. The ventilation system will be available during all times of the year to remove space heat gains and will utilize wall mounted fans for supply and for exhaust.

INFLOW PUMP STATION VENTILATION REQUIREMENT

Design Assumption: 1. The equipment enclosure (pump room) is not air conditioned 2. The operating floor inside station temperature is 100 deg.F, dry bulb 3. The outdoor air temperature is 95 deg.F dry bulb 4. The safety factor is 5%. 5. 500 fpm ventilation air velocity 6. Diversity Factor is .75 Min. 400 fpm by District District Standard Ventilation Remarks:

Part I. Heat Gain Calculation A. Electrical Pump Motor Qty of 2 of 200 Hp Electrical motors Usage factor (UF) is .5 and Load Factor (LF) is .9 And assuming the efficiency is 85%.

qep = P *

1 Eff * UF * LF Eff

qep = 101070 Qep = 101070

BTU hr BTU hr

Per pump motor sensible heat gain Heat Gain of 2 pumps

B. Diesel Pump Engines

INFLOW PUMP STATION VENTILATION REQUIREMENT

Design Assumption: 1. Qty of 3, 800 Hp Diesel Engine Remarks: Caterpillar C27DITA Heat Rejection to Atmosphere per Product specification at 90% load. Total Heat Rejection by three 800 Hp Diesel pumps(90% load)

q dp = 7,166

Btu min . Btu Hr..

Q dp = 1,289,880

C. Diesel Generators Qty of two 600 KW Diesel Generators and lead/lag operated Usage Factor = .5 Load Factor = 1 Per manufacturer product specification Cummins Genset 600KW

= 7790

BTU Min
BTU hr

Qg = qg * LF * UF * Qty = 467400

D. Total Heat Gain Q = (Qep + Qdp + Qg)*(1+SF)*.D.F. Total Heat Gain Heat Gain after applying safety factor and diversity factor

Q dp = 1,463,450

Btu Hr.

Total heat gain including solar heating load is addressed in Part II.A. by 10% increase in the Make up air supply
Part II. Ventilation Requirement ( H.I.) A. Make up Air

CFM int ake =

Q 1,463,450 = = 271,009cfm 1.08 * t 1.08 * (100 95)

Refer to design assumption (6) Greenheck SBCS-3H72-150 Free area of intake louvers opening (Gravity intake)

Intake air velocity = 500 fpm

A=

271,009 = 542 ft 2 500

B. Exhaust Air

INFLOW PUMP STATION VENTILATION REQUIREMENT

Design Assumption: Generator 2,280 cfm 800hp engine 1650cfm Total combustion air 7,230cfm Remarks: Standby 90% 90% (6) Greenheck SBCE-3H72-150

Total exhaust air 290,880cfm

Part II. Ventilation Requirement ( USACE) A. Make up Air

CFM int ake =

Q 1,463,450 = = 150,560cfm 1.08 * t 1.08 * (104 95)

Refer to design assumption (4) Greenheck SBCS-3L54-75

Intake air velocity = 500 fpm

A=

150,560 = 301 ft 2 500

Free area of intake louvers opening (Gravity intake)

B. Exhaust Air Generator 2,280 cfm 800hp engine 1650cfm Total combustion air 7,230cfm Standby 90% 90% (4) Greenheck SBCS-3L48-75

Total exhaust air 158,386cfm

Part II. Ventilation Requirement ( USACE-Ft. Lauderdale) A. Make up Air

CFM int ake =

Q 1,463,450 = = 115,815cfm 1.08 * t 1.08 * (104 92.3)

Using USACE req. and Ft Laud. climatic design ASHRAE info. (4) Greenheck SBCS-3H54-75

Intake air velocity = 500 fpm

A=

115,815 = 232 ft 2 500

Free area of intake louvers opening (Gravity intake)

B. Exhaust Air Generator 2,280 cfm 800hp engine 1650cfm Standby 90%

INFLOW PUMP STATION VENTILATION REQUIREMENT

Design Assumption: 2000hp engine 5455cfm Total combustion air 7,230cfm (4) Greenheck SBCE-3H48-75 Remarks: 90%

Total exhaust air 153,750cfm Note: At 30% design the solar heat load will be calculated

due to the large openings required for detailing the building design. Reference fan and filter data (see Appendix D.12 item 3)