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2008 ASHRAE Handbook HVAC SytemsandEquipment Chapter25

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HVAC Sytems and Equipment Handbook – Chapter 25. Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Equipment

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1 Applications
Applications
Table 1 Applications for Air-to-Air Energy Recovery
Table 1 Applications for Air-to-Air Energy Recovery
2 Basic Relations
Basic Relations
Fig. 1 Airstream Numbering Convention
Fig. 1 Airstream Numbering Convention
Fig. 1 Airstream Numbering Convention
Fig. 1 Airstream Numbering Convention
Heat Recovery Ventilators
Heat Recovery Ventilators
Energy Recovery Ventilators
Energy Recovery Ventilators
4 Ideal Air-to-Air Energy Exchange
Ideal Air-to-Air Energy Exchange
Airflow Arrangements
Airflow Arrangements
5 Fig. 2 Heat Exchanger Airflow Configurations
Fig. 2 Heat Exchanger Airflow Configurations
Fig. 2 Heat Exchanger Airflow Configurations
Fig. 2 Heat Exchanger Airflow Configurations
Effectiveness
Effectiveness
Rate of Energy Transfer
Rate of Energy Transfer
6 Additional Technical Considerations
Additional Technical Considerations
Air Leakage
Air Leakage
Fig. 3 Air Leakage in Energy Recovery Units
Fig. 3 Air Leakage in Energy Recovery Units
Fig. 3 Air Leakage in Energy Recovery Units
Fig. 3 Air Leakage in Energy Recovery Units
Air Capacity of Ventilator Fans
Air Capacity of Ventilator Fans
7 Pressure Drop
Pressure Drop
Maintenance
Maintenance
Filtration
Filtration
Controls
Controls
Fouling
Fouling
Corrosion
Corrosion
Condensation and Freeze-Up
Condensation and Freeze-Up
8 Frost Blockage and Control in Air-to-Air Exchangers
Frost Blockage and Control in Air-to-Air Exchangers
9 Performance Ratings
Performance Ratings
Design Considerations of Various ERV Systems
Design Considerations of Various ERV Systems
Fixed-Plate Heat Exchangers
Fixed-Plate Heat Exchangers
10 Fig. 4 Fixed-Plate Cross-Flow Heat Exchanger
Fig. 4 Fixed-Plate Cross-Flow Heat Exchanger
Fig. 4 Fixed-Plate Cross-Flow Heat Exchanger
Fig. 4 Fixed-Plate Cross-Flow Heat Exchanger
Fig. 5 Variation of Pressure Drop and Effectiveness with Air Flow Rates for a Membrane Plate Exchanger
Fig. 5 Variation of Pressure Drop and Effectiveness with Air Flow Rates for a Membrane Plate Exchanger
Fig. 5 Variation of Pressure Drop and Effectiveness with Air Flow Rates for a Membrane Plate Exchanger
Fig. 5 Variation of Pressure Drop and Effectiveness with Air Flow Rates for a Membrane Plate Exchanger
Fig. 6 Rotary Air-to-Air Energy Exchanger
Fig. 6 Rotary Air-to-Air Energy Exchanger
Fig. 6 Rotary Air-to-Air Energy Exchanger
Fig. 6 Rotary Air-to-Air Energy Exchanger
Rotary Air-to-Air Energy Exchangers
Rotary Air-to-Air Energy Exchangers
11 Fig. 7 Effectiveness of Counterflow Regenerator
Fig. 7 Effectiveness of Counterflow Regenerator
Fig. 7 Effectiveness of Counterflow Regenerator
Fig. 7 Effectiveness of Counterflow Regenerator
Coil Energy Recovery (Runaround) Loops
Coil Energy Recovery (Runaround) Loops
Fig. 8 Coil Energy Recovery Loop
Fig. 8 Coil Energy Recovery Loop
Fig. 8 Coil Energy Recovery Loop
Fig. 8 Coil Energy Recovery Loop
12 Fig. 9 Energy Recovery Capacity Versus Outside Air Temperature for Typical Loop
Fig. 9 Energy Recovery Capacity Versus Outside Air Temperature for Typical Loop
Fig. 9 Energy Recovery Capacity Versus Outside Air Temperature for Typical Loop
Fig. 9 Energy Recovery Capacity Versus Outside Air Temperature for Typical Loop
Heat Pipe Heat Exchangers
Heat Pipe Heat Exchangers
13 Fig. 10 Heat Pipe Assembly
Fig. 10 Heat Pipe Assembly
Fig. 10 Heat Pipe Assembly
Fig. 10 Heat Pipe Assembly
Fig. 11 Heat Pipe Operation
Fig. 11 Heat Pipe Operation
Fig. 11 Heat Pipe Operation
Fig. 11 Heat Pipe Operation
Fig. 12 Heat Pipe Exchanger Effectiveness
Fig. 12 Heat Pipe Exchanger Effectiveness
Fig. 12 Heat Pipe Exchanger Effectiveness
Fig. 12 Heat Pipe Exchanger Effectiveness
14 Fig. 13 Heat Pipe Heat Exchanger with Tilt Control
Fig. 13 Heat Pipe Heat Exchanger with Tilt Control
Fig. 13 Heat Pipe Heat Exchanger with Tilt Control
Fig. 13 Heat Pipe Heat Exchanger with Tilt Control
Twin-Tower Enthalpy Recovery Loops
Twin-Tower Enthalpy Recovery Loops
Fig. 14 Twin-Tower Enthalpy Recovery Loop
Fig. 14 Twin-Tower Enthalpy Recovery Loop
Fig. 14 Twin-Tower Enthalpy Recovery Loop
Fig. 14 Twin-Tower Enthalpy Recovery Loop
Thermosiphon Heat Exchangers
Thermosiphon Heat Exchangers
15 Fig. 15 Sealed-Tube Thermosiphons
Fig. 15 Sealed-Tube Thermosiphons
Fig. 15 Sealed-Tube Thermosiphons
Fig. 15 Sealed-Tube Thermosiphons
Fig. 16 Coil-Type Thermosiphon Loops
Fig. 16 Coil-Type Thermosiphon Loops
Fig. 16 Coil-Type Thermosiphon Loops
Fig. 16 Coil-Type Thermosiphon Loops
Fig. 17 Typical Performance of Two-Phase Thermosiphon Loop
Fig. 17 Typical Performance of Two-Phase Thermosiphon Loop
Fig. 17 Typical Performance of Two-Phase Thermosiphon Loop
Fig. 17 Typical Performance of Two-Phase Thermosiphon Loop
Comparison of Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Systems
Comparison of Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Systems
16 Table 2 Comparison of Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Devices
Table 2 Comparison of Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Devices
Long-Term Performance of Heat or Energy Recovery Ventilators
Long-Term Performance of Heat or Energy Recovery Ventilators
Selection of Heat or Energy Recovery Ventilators
Selection of Heat or Energy Recovery Ventilators
17 Energy and/or Mass Recovery Calculation Procedure
Energy and/or Mass Recovery Calculation Procedure
Fig. 18 Maximum Sensible and Latent Heat from Process A-B
Fig. 18 Maximum Sensible and Latent Heat from Process A-B
Fig. 18 Maximum Sensible and Latent Heat from Process A-B
Fig. 18 Maximum Sensible and Latent Heat from Process A-B
18 Fig. 19 Sensible Heat Recovery in Winter (Example 2)
Fig. 19 Sensible Heat Recovery in Winter (Example 2)
Fig. 19 Sensible Heat Recovery in Winter (Example 4)
Fig. 19 Sensible Heat Recovery in Winter (Example 4)
19 Fig. 20 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 20 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 20 Sensible Heat Recovery in Winter with Condensate (Example 5)
Fig. 20 Sensible Heat Recovery in Winter with Condensate (Example 5)
20 Fig. 21 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 21 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 21 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 6)
Fig. 21 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 6)
Fig. 22 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 22 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 22 Total Energy Recovery with EATR ¹ 0 and OACF ¹ 1 (Example 7)
Fig. 22 Total Energy Recovery with EATR ¹ 0 and OACF ¹ 1 (Example 7)
21 Fig. 23 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 23 Total Heat Recovery in Summer (Example 4)
Fig. 23 Actual Airflow Rates at Various State Points (Example 7)
Fig. 23 Actual Airflow Rates at Various State Points (Example 7)
Indirect Evaporative Air Cooling
Indirect Evaporative Air Cooling
Fig. 24 Indirect Evaporative Cooling Recovery (Example 5)
Fig. 24 Indirect Evaporative Cooling Recovery (Example 5)
Fig. 24 Indirect Evaporative Cooling Recovery (Example 8)
Fig. 24 Indirect Evaporative Cooling Recovery (Example 8)
22 Precooling Air Reheater (Series Application)
Precooling Air Reheater (Series Application)
Fig. 25 Precooling Air Reheater
Fig. 25 Precooling Air Reheater
Fig. 25 Precooling Air Reheater
Fig. 25 Precooling Air Reheater
Fig. 26 Precooling Air Reheater Dehumidifier (Example 6)
Fig. 26 Precooling Air Reheater Dehumidifier (Example 6)
Fig. 26 Precooling Air Reheater Dehumidifier (Example 9)
Fig. 26 Precooling Air Reheater Dehumidifier (Example 9)
Economic Considerations
Economic Considerations
23 Symbols
Symbols
24 References
References
Bibliography
Bibliography
2008 ASHRAE Handbook HVAC SytemsandEquipment Chapter25
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