A Review on Coefficient of Performance of HVAC Framework

Abstract

This study provides the CLF/CLTD technique, which demonstrates the scope and potential of evaporative cooling systems for partially or fully replacing high power using air conditioners to preserve thermal comfort in diverse climatic regions without sacrificing the indoor air quantity. This research applied the technique to the city of Kanpur, which is characterized by varying climatic conditions throughout the year. This article's calculation technique investigates the feasibility of space conditioning the interiors of an Indoor Skate park building at NCET Engineering Collage, Kanpur, utilizing evaporative cooling throughout the summer months of April and May. The calculation technique for cooling loads owing to solar radiation transmitted through fenestration was modified to include a new factor, the solar cooling load (SCL), which is more precise and simple to use.