Interesting question. To me anyway. I
have a project in San Francisco where the loads using ASHRAE
Handbook methods are well above the radiant capacities in the
apartments, but there has not been a huge outcry of being cold all
the time. Granted, San Francisco is pretty mild (very mild), but
the loads being twice or three times the capacity, well, I have to
guess that it's because the loads using ASHRAE methods are met by
lower radiant heating capacity than air system capacity. This
seems pretty intuitive, really, but I have not found any standard
guidance yet (still looking).
So at the risk of being shown to be wholly ignorant, can anyone point me towards any design documentation regarding radiant heating capacity and how to meet heating loads calculated using "air system" methods? ASHRAE guidance, perhaps? Robert Wichert On 7/21/2014 12:26 PM, HJ wanghaojie630@xxxxxxxxx [EnergyPlus_Support] wrote:
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