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ACCA - MANUAL LLH

HVAC System Design for Low Load Homes

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Organization: ACCA
Publication Date: 1 January 2019
Status: active
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Manual LLH deals with the unique HVAC design issues associated with homes that exhibit low cooling and/or heating loads (per Manual J® load calculations) and identifies equipment options / approaches to address these issues. The manual augments the explicit instructions provided in the ACCA residential HVAC design process … load calculations, duct design, equipment selection, grille/register selection and placement, zoning, and dehumidification for residential applications; per the underlying ACCA Manuals J® / D® / S® / T® / Zr® / SPS® / RS®.

Part 1 of Manual LLH addresses the specific challenges associated with using small tonnage HVAC systems that are needed in low load homes:

• low equipment airflows (a room air mixing challenge),

• increased home ventilation requirements (an equipment selection challenge),

• equipment low latent capabilities (an equipment selection challenge),

• higher than normal latent needs (an indoor humidity control challenge).

Part 2 of Manual LLH illustrates six 'example solutions' using representative equipment offerings available today:

• small duct high velocity (SDHV) equipment,

• ductless mini-split equipment,

• fan powered mixing boxes,

• air-zoning dampers for capacity deployment,

• engineered bypass air,

• conventional OEM equipment and ductwork with supply air nozzles.

Document History

MANUAL LLH
January 1, 2019
HVAC System Design for Low Load Homes
Manual LLH deals with the unique HVAC design issues associated with homes that exhibit low cooling and/or heating loads (per Manual J® load calculations) and identifies equipment options / approaches...
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