Article | REF: BE9272 V1

Air treatment and air conditioning - Thermal and mechanical aspects

Authors: André BAILLY, Michel CLERC-RENAUD, Emmanuel RUTMAN, Claude TERNANT

Publication date: April 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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AUTHORS

André BAILLY: Laboratory Manager, Compagnie Industrielle d'Applications Thermiques (CIAT)
Michel CLERC-RENAUD: Engineer from the Lyon National Institute of Applied Sciences - CIAT technical advisor
Emmanuel RUTMAN: Engineer from the École catholique d'arts et métiers in Lyon - Head of the CIAT laboratory's Comfort team
Claude TERNANT: Engineer from the École des hautes études industrielles de Lille (HEI) - Former Head of CIAT's Technical Assistance Department

INTRODUCTION

In an air conditioning system, the most delicate part to select is the air handling unit.

Articles BE 9 270 and BE 9 271 emphasize that its composition depends on the purpose of the premises (comfort, use, etc.).

The selection of an air handling unit depends not only on the heat balance, but also on its composition and the purpose of the room. For each component, the calculations or elements required to obtain a selection from the manufacturer are developed. For thermal aspects, calculations are used to determine the evolution of the air on the moist air diagram. The mechanical aspects concern the selection of components that treat the air that does not appear on the moist air diagram.

This document is part of a set of four articles on air handling:

Air treatment and air conditioning. General information.

Air treatment and air conditioning. Components and their functions.

Air treatment and air conditioning. Thermal and mechanical aspects.

Air treatment and air conditioning. Acoustic and physico-chemical aspects

supplemented by a documentation booklet

Air treatment and air conditioning. Find out more.