AN-NAJAH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMANT Mechanical Systems for jenin headquarter building Supervisor:The.

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AN-NAJAH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMANT Mechanical Systems for jenin headquarter building Supervisor:The Students: Inc. Ramez Khaldi Malek Abu Al Wafa ( ) Mohammed Taffal ( ) Bahij Darrouza ( ) Samer Yassen ( ) 1

V ARIABLE R EFRIGERANT V OLUME VRV III (Heat Recovery ) Intelligent air-conditioning technology 2

VRV III SYSTEM It is a highly intelligent air- conditioning system uses a gas not water as refrigerant. it is connected with a control system to give each zone of the building the comfort temperature humidity and air motion it need 3

VRV. HOW DOES IT WORK At the heart of our system is a highly intelligent inverter-driven compressor. This advanced technology enables the output of the outdoor unit to be modulated by the cooling or heating demands of the zone that it controls. Available in both heat pump and heat recovery formats, this advanced system allows for individual control of up to 20 indoor units of varying capacities and types at a connection ratio of 50%–130%, compared to outdoor unit capacity. 4

5 H EAT R ECOVERY

SYSTEM ADVANTAGES ADVANCED ZONING CAPABILITIES provide complete control and Absolute Comfort over every square inch of your environment regardless of building size, configuration or function. ENERGY EFFICIENCY and lower operating costs result from being able to control each zone or room individually. At temperature below zero the water will freeze but R410A won’t. 6

SYSTEM ADVANTAGES VRV is simple system, since you can connect one outdoor unit to 64 indoor units. No need for big shafts for VRV system, since bigger pipe that can be used with VRV system is (1.5) inch. VRV outdoor units are smaller foot print than any other systems especially with the chiller system. 7

SYSTEM ADVANTAGES VRV system work with refrigerant R410A that is friendly to environment nature. In Palestine, you can’t find any person that can make service for chiller system, but for VRV system you can find. VRV DAIKIN is made in JAPAN. 8

DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING building in jenin city building consists of six floors. each floor has area of 600 m². building face sits at the north-east orientation. 9

10 DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING

INSIDE AND OUTSIDE CONDITIONS Temperature (°c) Humidity ratio (%) Inside building(winter)2330 Inside building(summer)2550 Outside building(winter) Outside building(summer)

UNCONDITIONED TEMPERATURE Unconditioned winter (°c) Unconditioned summer 30.8 (°c) 12

OVERALL HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT external walls0.81 W/ m 2. C o internal walls2 W/ m 2. C o ceiling1.1 W/ m 2. C o doors5.8 W/ m 2. C o windows3.5 W/ m 2. C o 13

HEATING LOAD FLOORHEATING LOAD GROUND44.207KW FIRST31.764KW SECOND25.433KW THIRD35.967KW ROOF22.334KW TOTAL KW 14

COOLING LOAD FLOOR SENSIBLE LOAD (KW) LATENT LOAD (KW) TOTAL LOAD (KW) GROUND FIRST SECOND THIRD ROOF TOTAL

COMPONENT OF THE SYSTEM Indoor unit name Indoor unit total load(W) CFM FXSQ-8M FXSQ-8M FXSQ-8M FXSQ-8M FXSQ-8M FXSQ-8M Concealed ceiling unit INDOOR UNITS 16

COMPONENT OF THE SYSTEM Outdoor unit name Outdoor unit total load(KW) Floor REYQ-P-36101GROUND REYQ-P-2673FIRST REYQ-P SECOND REYQ-P THIRD REYQ-P ROOF OUTDOOR UNITS 17

PIPE SIZING Using Toshiba software to design the pipe sizing. Each floor connected Separately to its outdoor units. Pipe size depend on :-  Desistance between indoor unit and outdoor unit.  The load of the indoor unit. 18

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DUCT DESIGN Duct design using constant pressure drop method. SectionCFMV (m3/s)VelocityP/LArea(m 2) D(m) high(mm ) width (m/s) A-B B-C C-D D-E fromV*2200Equation 6.1 Fig D-1constantvolume flow rate/velocity from area From table (D-2) 21

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DUCT DESIGN Three duct systems :-  Supply and return.  Fresh air.  exhaust air (for baths). 23

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P LUMBING S YSTEM Potable water system Domestic Hot water system Domestic Cold water system Flush valve system Water for W.C’s GREEN HOUSE BUILDING 27

Sanitation System Black water( W.C’s, Kitchen sink) Gray water (Lavatory's, Showers) Storm water (Rain) P LUMBING S YSTEM 28

Pressure by gravity. Dived the building into two zone’s ( Two raisers). P OTABLE WATER SYSTEM 29

DOMESTIC COLD WATER SYSTEM Pipe sizing: Main vertical 2'' for both raiser Main horizontal feeder to collector Floor BY Riser 1 BY Riser 2 Basement 1”0 ground 1” first 1” second 1.5” third 1”1 ¼” Roof 1 ¼”1.5” Floor Critical Fixture Zone 1 Critical Fixture Zone 2 Basement 3/8 '' 0 ground 1/2" No change first 3/4 ''No change second 3/4 '' third 3/4 '' Roof 3/4 '' Other fixture like table 6-15 *Note:Two pumps need for roof floor. Type Wilo-Stratos 50/1-8 PN 6/10 30

W.C FLUSH VALVE SYSTEM Using storm water (Rain). For public floors. 350 F.U its mean need 120 gpm. Tanks capacity= 120*3.7*120=53 m 3 GREEN HOUSE BUILDING 31

W.C FLUSH VALVE SYSTEM GREEN HOUSE BUILDING 32

W.C FLUSH VALVE SYSTEM Main vertical 3'' for Raiser 1 & 2.5"for Raiser 2 Main horizontal feeder to collector Floor BY Riser 1 BY Riser 2 Basement 1.5” None ground 1.5” first 1.5” third 2” For all the floorF.UMin pipe size W.C FLUSH VALVE1" Pipe sizing: GREEN HOUSE BUILDING 33

Daily water demand 4600 liter. Solar collector 13 plate. Evacuated type OVSOL, 16 tube collector storage tank has capacity 2000 liter total heat need to heat tank KJ Average hour operation for solar system=8 hours time to heat sec total heat 14.5 KW D OMESTIC H OT WATER SYSTEM GREEN HOUSE BUILDING 34

Gross area on the Top=54m 2. Heat exchanger Ribbed-tube heat exchanger with 9KW output. D OMESTIC H OT WATER SYSTEM 35

Pipe sizing: Main Vertical 1.5” for both Raiser Main horizontal feeder to collector Floor BY Riser 1 BY Riser 2 Basement 3/4 '' None ground 1 ¼” first 1''3/4 '' Second 1 ¼”1” third 1” Roof 1” Floor Critical Fixture Zone 1 Critical Fixture Zone 2 Basement 1/2" None ground 1/2" first 3/4 '' 1/2" second 3/4 '' third 3/4 '' Roof 3/4 '' 1/2" Other fixture like table 6-15 *Note: Need pump for roof floor D OMESTIC H OT WATER SYSTEM 36

D OMESTIC H OT WATER SYSTEM Wilo-Stratos-Z 40/1-8 PN 6/10Wilo-Stratos 50/1-9 PN 6/10 All floor circulation pump 1 gpm 6 ft Roof hot water zone 1 20 gpm 16.4 ft Circulating pumpTwo pumps for roof floor 37

D OMESTIC H OT WATER SYSTEM 38

D OMESTIC H OT WATER SYSTEM 39

D OMESTIC H OT WATER SYSTEM 40

S ANITATION S YSTEM 41

S ANITATION S YSTEM 42

S ANITATION S YSTEM 43

FIRE PROTECTION There are two fire protection systems in our design: 1- manual : Fire extinguishers and Fire cabinet. 2- automatic: Sprinklers. 44

S PRINKLER SYSTEM we use this system in 2 archive rooms, mechanical room, electrical room and shelter. Procedure in designing this system we depend on the area and some tables as (number of sprinklers, pipe size of sprinklers ) 45

F IRE EXTINGUISHERS This system is used to maximize the safety of the fire fighting. We put these extinguishers in each lobby and in the places that can any person use it. 46

F IRE CABINET We design the Fire cabinet in every floor as a main system of fire fighting. We design it’s pipe to reach any point in the floor and we find the maximum distance equal 30 m. 47

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Q UANTITIES We have used a software called “Autodesk RIVIT” and via this software we model the building into 3 dimensions and we make a BOQ schedules for : Exhaust system Indoor units 49