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07-18-2012, 12:23 PM #14
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How does a colder coil slow the cooling process?
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07-18-2012, 07:12 PM #15Bear Rules: Keep our home <50% RH summer, controls mites/mold and very comfortable.
Provide 60-100 cfm of fresh air when occupied to purge indoor pollutants and keep window dry during cold weather. T-stat setup/setback +8 hrs. saves energy
Use +Merv 10 air filter. -Don't forget the "Golden Rule"
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07-18-2012, 09:13 PM #16
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I have witnessed humidity problems on fitness centers, lacking fresh air. You may be able to run one compressor fine without oil return problems.
Contact the manufacturer to verify. Also, have the manufacturer engineer a way to downsize the tonnage..
I would be concerned long term for that unit if it is that oversized.
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07-19-2012, 05:37 AM #17
There are many days where there is low/no cooling loads yet the outdoor dew points are above the acceptable indoor dew points. Plus the moistue the occupants add to the total moisture that must be removed. Over-cooling lowers the indoor temp which in turn increases the amount of moisture that must be removed to maintain low %RH. Supplemental dehumidification by high efficiency dehumidifier like the Ultra-Aire/Santa Fe/Hi-E Dry/Quest are a long term solution to provide ideal temp/%RH.
Regards TBBear Rules: Keep our home <50% RH summer, controls mites/mold and very comfortable.
Provide 60-100 cfm of fresh air when occupied to purge indoor pollutants and keep window dry during cold weather. T-stat setup/setback +8 hrs. saves energy
Use +Merv 10 air filter. -Don't forget the "Golden Rule"
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07-19-2012, 09:59 PM #18
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Could he add a ton of outside air to increase his load? Guess it depends on his region, whether he's in a humid area or not.
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07-20-2012, 05:01 AM #19
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If this is a new jail, are you at capacity yet? I would assume the engineers sized the unit based on maximum occupant capacity.
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07-20-2012, 12:18 PM #20
The space needs to have positive pressure, but not too much. Make sure you have some make up air (approx 10%).
You need to run on 1 stage, cycling 2nd stage as needed. If you can control 2 stages of blower speed to go with your 2 stages of compressors, that would be ideal.
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07-20-2012, 12:58 PM #21
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07-21-2012, 05:55 PM #22Bear Rules: Keep our home <50% RH summer, controls mites/mold and very comfortable.
Provide 60-100 cfm of fresh air when occupied to purge indoor pollutants and keep window dry during cold weather. T-stat setup/setback +8 hrs. saves energy
Use +Merv 10 air filter. -Don't forget the "Golden Rule"


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