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【Daily Discussion】Utilities - HVAC - 20200909

2020-09-09View Original

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What is the difference between the heating load for air conditioning design in winter and the heating load for heating design, and why? We welcome active participation in discussions; the system offers generous rewards for answering questions from VIP members! ! !
Reply #22020-09-09
The difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not; heating does not require consideration of fresh air load, while air conditioning does. In winter, the fresh air load accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, whereas heating does not.
Reply #32020-09-09
The difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not; heating does not require consideration of fresh air load, while air conditioning does. In winter, the fresh air load accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, whereas heating does not.
Reply #42020-09-09
The design heat load for air conditioning in winter may be greater or smaller than the design heat load for heating, depending on the local weather conditions. The essential difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not. Heating does not require consideration of fresh air demand, whereas air conditioning does; in winter, the fresh air demand accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, while heating does not.
Reply #52020-09-09
The design heat load for air conditioning in winter may be greater or smaller than the design heat load for heating, depending on the local weather conditions. The essential difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not. Heating does not require consideration of fresh air demand, whereas air conditioning does; in winter, the fresh air demand accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, while heating does not.
Reply #62020-09-09
The design heat load for air conditioning in winter may be greater or smaller than the design heat load for heating, depending on the local weather conditions. The essential difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not. Heating does not require consideration of fresh air demand, while air conditioning does; moreover, in winter, the fresh air demand accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, whereas heating does not
Reply #72020-09-09
The design heat load for air conditioning in winter may be greater or smaller than the design heat load for heating, depending on the local weather conditions. The essential difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not. Heating does not require consideration of fresh air demand, whereas air conditioning does; in winter, the fresh air demand accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, while heating does not.
Reply #82020-09-09
The difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not; heating does not require consideration of fresh air load, while air conditioning does. In winter, the fresh air load accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, whereas heating does not.
Reply #92020-09-10
The difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not; heating does not require consideration of fresh air load, while air conditioning does. In winter, the fresh air load accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, whereas heating does not.
Reply #102020-09-10
The difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not; heating does not require consideration of fresh air load, while air conditioning does. In winter, the fresh air load accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, whereas heating does not.
Reply #112020-09-10
The difference lies in whether fresh air is introduced or not. Heating does not require consideration of fresh air load, while air conditioning does; moreover, in winter the fresh air load accounts for a large proportion. Additionally, air conditioning needs to take humidity control into account, whereas heating does not

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