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    Breakdown of CIBSE Loads

       
      Applies To 
       
      Product(s): Hevacomp Mechanical Designer
      Version(s): V8i
      Environment:  N/A
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      Original Author: Bentley Technical Support Group
       

    Overview

    Follows is breakdown of components that make up the gains in the CIBSE Heat Gain Calculation.

    Method

    • Solar Load
      This is the direct and diffuse solar loads through glazed components (windows\rooflights)

    • Fabric Load
      This is the sensible load from fabric components (walls, floors, roofs etc)

    • Convective Load 
      This is the sensible load from infiltration. It also includes any fresh air or conditioned air introduced locally to the room

    • Latent Load 
      This is the latent load from people, equipment and infiltration.

    • Casual Load
      This is the sensible load from people, lighting  and equipment.

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