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Understanding the total heating heat load

2016-11-15View Original

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I need help. The data provided by the design institute indicates that the total heat load is 2200 KW. What power capacity do I need to meet this heat load? I’m a complete novice in HVAC; I would be very grateful for any guidance you can offer!
Reply #22016-11-15
As a supplement, the data from the design institute is as follows; Plumbing and water supply: The maximum daily water consumption for hot water in this project is 168.10 m3/day, while the maximum hourly water consumption is 18.31 m3/hour. The maximum hourly heat demand for this project is 1151 KW. HVAC system: According to the preliminary design plan, the total heat load is 2200 KW, of which 512 KW corresponds to the heat load required for future connection to purification systems.

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