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air exchange r r -, ,-F ' z if ':3 E.: 1i i ti 30&\ 4 12U ;7 - I Rll ao J LIFEet:=-=='=_' lipti JUN 12 2018 1 12) I ' ().A ' ` N I \2W C MOOR AIR SYSTEMS .---_�-" • TOWN Fc r,a �UxY' 1 Sinn �nnd Select in.ga.Li'febreath HRV or ERV Step 1:Follow.these general guidelines to determine the.best HRV or ERV for your application ., . .Option 1:Size your Residential unit by Air Exchange(ac/hr)Method '.Step 1 Step 2 2400sqft(L x W)with 9' (H) ceiling ac/hr=(Total Cubic Volume x.35)/60 E Cubic volume=(L x W x H) or(2400 x 9)x.35/60min= 126cfm *In all cases"local and all other codes requirements must be followed Option 2:Size you Residential unit using ASHRAE 62.2(Minimum requirement) Residential . . Ventilation Air Requirements(CFM/Bedrooms) Sizing AS-RAEQ2TABLE 4.1a 1 2 (--,-,„ 4 5 Floor Area Sq.ft. <500 30 . 38 45 = 53 - 60 • 501-1000 45 53 60 68 75 1001-1500 60 68 ' 75 83 90 1501-2000 75 83 90 98 105 2001-2500 90 98 =� 105 113 120 2501-3000 105 113r \.129/) _ 128 135 1-3500 120 128 135 143 150 3501-4000 135 143 150 158 165 4001-5000 150 159 165 173 180 5000-5001 165 173 180 188 195 *In all cases local and all other codes requirements must be followed Size your Commercial unit—Note it's recommended a mechanical engineer always be consulted. Application Occupant CFM/Person CFM/SQFT Comments Density/1000sgft Retail Stores 15 10 , > Classroom 25-35 15 Varies with age Offices 5 10 Conference Rooms 50 15 Hair/Nail Salons 25 20 Do not Undersize Pet Shops 1 Physical Therapy : 20 15 • Bars/Lounges 100 10 Non-Smoking Health Clubs 40 20 Only 10/1000 in weight room *Swimming Pools 1-10 Varies greatly with temperature Places of Religion 120 5