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Sushmithaa V

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GO WITH THE FLOW INTO PRE ENGINEERED BUILDING

The proposed HVAC system for the pre-engineered building is a VRF type system with two floor-mounted, 50%-capacity air handling units (AHUS) for each hall, offering a built-in partial redundancy. AHUS built in a separate AHU room so that wall maintenance is simple and requires no wall penetration. Adjustable SA grilles and exposed, circular ducts are used for supply air distribution. VRF units are positioned above the AHU room to provide easy maintenance and unobstructed airflow for optimal performance. The central remote control for scheduling, temperature control, and centralized HVAC system management, along with the aesthetically pleasing spherical ducting with thermal and acoustic insulation, are the main components of HVAC systems.HVAC system's approximate capacity (for two halls) Ninety to one hundred TR VRF units, two 8,000–10,000 CFM AHUs, and standby split air conditioners with auto cycle for the server room and electrical rooms, with an estimated cost of Rs. 85–90 lakhs (or Rs. 80–85,000 per TR) for the HVAC system.

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TOWARDS PEB

CASE STUDY - PEB WITH HVAC SYSTEM

WHY HVAC SYSTEM? - NEED AND USE

ABSTRACTION OF HVAC SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION OF PROPOSED PEB

OVERVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM

RENDERED VIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM

RENDERED VIEW OF RETURN AIR GRILLE & RETURN AIR PLENUM

DETAILS ON HANGING OF SUPPLY AIR DUCT

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