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Podge 11 Jul 12 at 12:13 |
I have a building which has a classroom which has a sink with a 15 litre hot water boiler, I would normally enter in to sbem as above. However in this instance there is also a toilet area which will be used by the classroom occupants which has it's hot water off a combi boiler (which also works the heating.) There is a hot water demand from both sources (the sink in classroom and in toilets). What would others do in sbem in this situation
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Peter Rankin 04 Oct 12 at 17:16 |
Hi, I posted almost exactly the same question about 6 months ago but no answer. It would be nice to find a more active SBEM forum somewhere! If I have several DHW systems with the same fuel type (e.g. lots of local electric water storage heaters) I will tend to put them in as one system, add all the storage volumes together and take a pro-rata average of the storage losses. In the case of different fuels I tend to assign the system which will have the higher use to the occupied space (in this case I would think the WC DHW demand would be higher than a classroom sink). I will then assign the classroom sink DHW to somewhere else in the building so it still takes the storage losses into account. Like I said in the other thread, there is absolutely no guidance on this, so I have no idea whether this is right or not, but it's the best fudge I can come up with. Peter
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Gordon 05 Oct 12 at 16:41 |
Peter - I think part of the problem with forum activity is there is no longer a link to it from the CIBSE home page, you have to go to Tech Resources first. Maybe CIBSE web people could have a scrolling "most recent forum comments" on the front page in the same way they do with news and updates to help drive traffic. The forum should be the most visited part of the site, not hidden away.
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GR Taylor 25 Feb 13 at 17:46 |
But does anyone at CIBSE (let alone the IT people) read their own forums?!
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boots 11 Apr 13 at 17:04 |
Apply which one is used the most.
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