Villa HVAC

Hey Everyone!

Nice forum :D

I have a question, how are commercial buildings heated/cooled? Also, what type of hvac system should i get for a 10000 sq.ft villa?

Thanks in advance!

There are almost as many ways to heat and cool a commercial building, as there are types of commercial buildings.

What type should you use. Depends of what the building is being used for.

If you want suggestions.

You need to post more info on building use, and location.

you should use carrier

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Originally Posted by carrierlover

Hey Everyone!

Nice forum :D I love Carrier!

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I guess your already biased..You answered your own question..:D

Maybe he loves aircraft carriers....
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...USS_Midway.jpg

It depends on how big the building is, Some have package units, others can have absorbers or centrifugals. Larger Buildings normally have a large air handler with chilled water and boiler water coils, as well as re-heat coils in the duct work for individual areas. Then heat can range from one to however much is needed million BTU's boiler. It is a very broad question,list more info and the answer will be more precise:D

P.S. - Welcome to the forum

Lol :D

I actually chose that username cause i didnt know what to choose :D but it really doesnt matter :). I was asking what type not brand of HVAC sys should I use for a 10000 sq.ft residential villa in Ontario, Canada.

Thanks!

Probably rooftop units. I like Lennox L-series just because they're easy to work on.

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Originally Posted by carrierlover

Lol :D

I was asking what type not brand of HVAC sys should I use for a 10000 sq.ft residential villa in Ontario, Canada.

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For that size home, I would look at geothermal systems or a two-pipe hydronic system. Find yourself a good HVAC Engineer to work with and get his opinions. Then come back here & bounce it off us to validate his recommendations.

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Originally Posted by flyrfan

Find yourself a good HVAC Engineer

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You have links to these guys? I assume you mean engineer in the ASHRAE sense.

If I were to bid your job, I would give you a choice:
Either one BIG unit, maybe twinned OR
several small units.

If you love carrier, why not ask your local carrier wholesaler, I get good advise from them when I need suggestions.

CE

ÉÉK

Thanks for your replies!

Well, i would ask my dealer but i dont have time to go now maybe next week i will. Although I would prefer one big unit. What kind of unit would that be?

~~Kyle