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INTERVIEW
FAQ & ANSWERS
QUESTION & ANSWERS
NIRAJ SHUKLA
ABOUT
FIRST EDITION
AUTHOR
NIRAJ SHUKLA
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ABOUT AUTHOR
MR. Niraj Shukla holds professional Qualification as Mechanical Engineer with Post
He has 22+ years of International professional experience in HVAC sector ranging from
special interest and High level of expertise in Marine, Hydro-Carbon, Oil & Gas Sectors.
His experience of working with Oil & Gas organizations and Fortune-500 companies
surely add value to the readers and their thought process towards the project.
Mr. Niraj Shukla is a professional HVAC trainer and renders his training services to many
companies world-wide as well as in India to clients i.e., Larsen & Toubro, etc. His
Recruitment Consultancy fetches, trains and provides best HVAC and MEP talent to
industry trends and make them employable to bridge the skill gap.
Author is also a pioneer of the MEP Freelance talent management concept and holds and
manage more than 100+ team of MEP Freelancers. This has helped many companies to
Language of this book is purposefully kept simple for everyone to understand easily.
Purpose of this book is to understand This gives idea to your HVAC Design team and
Trust this would help to get some insight in world of HVAC. In case of any questions,
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and cooled for the human comfort & for various other applications. Atmosphere is an
achieved.
Cleaning the air. With the help of various equipment’s such as heaters, cooling coils,
filters it is possible. Its function is also to mix air and provide fresh oxygen rich air.
Consider 1 ton of ice at 0 Deg. Celsius in a room. The ice will absorb heat and will
provide cooling effect. In 24 hours of time the cooling effect produce by ice is 1 ton of
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Sensible heat is the heat responsible for rise in temperature. The heat added leads to
change in temperature. It can also be said as energy received prior to phase change.
degree Celsius is specific heat. It is measured in two conditions such as specific heat
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which all the values of humidity, relative humidity, Dry bulb temperature, Wet bulb
temperature, Dew point temperature and enthalpy are plotted. Having any two values
difference multiply by the mass flow gives the room total load.
moisture holding air is known as saturated air. Actual amount of moisture in the air in
For example 50% relative humid air contains 50% of the total moisture content air can
hold.
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condensed and expanded to produce the refrigeration effect. The cycle uses a liquid
refrigerant as a medium to absorb and remove heat from the system. The refrigerant
vaporizes in the evaporator during which latent heat is added to it and it is ejected in
the condenser. Various components involved in this cycle are compressor, Condenser,
Passed to condenser where due to the long refrigerant piping it cools down and
transform into liquid. This liquid refrigerant is passed to expansion valve, expansion
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part of recirculating the air. AHU contains blowers, heating & cooling coils, filters and
dampers. It also functions for mixing of air to provide fresh ventilated air to the space
dampers. Heating & cooling coils cools and heat the air as per the desired
requirements. They are the primary components for any air conditioning system.
Blowers push or pull the air from the ducts by creating positive or negative pressures.
Filters are to trap airborne particles at submicron level which are invisible to human
eye. Dampers are used to regulate and redirect air to specific areas ensuring control
over the flowing air. Acoustic lining are used for sound proofing and also for the
insulation purpose.
The difference are already in their names. In draw through AHU the fan installed
location is after cooling or heating coil and in blow through AHU the fan location is
before heating or cooling coil. Draw through AHU draws the air over heating or cooling
coil whereas in blow through AHU the air is blown over the coils.
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a) DX System
DX condensing units varies from 3 TR to 125 TR. Types are classified as under:
Chillers are preferred for load above 40TR centralized applications. They are
classified as under.
1) CFC – they contains ozone depletion chlorine (Eg- R-12 & R-502)
2) HCFC – they contain less chlorine (8 to 10%)- (Eg- R-22 & R-408A)
In Air cooled chiller condenser unit is cooled by air and incase of water cooled chiller it
is cooled by water.
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evaporator with airside loop and expansion represents the refrigerant passes through
for cooling.
Evaporator.
to provide oxygen rich air for human comfort. Fresh air results in direct load on system
but it is necessary to provide ventilated air. In hospitals operation theatre 100% fresh
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ii) To cool the system by removing heat from the compressor's moving parts.
discharge line and return it to the compressor crankcase or to the oil reservoir in
and/or a dirty/restricted condenser (outdoor) coil. If either one of these switches trip,
the HVAC unit will shut down. The control needs to be reset to resume operation.
Some switches are reset only from inside the HVAC unit.
charge, and may also be helpful in stopping the evaporator (indoor) coil from freezing
up due to a dirty filter or low airflow over the coil, If either one of these switches trip,
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