FORM 145.05-EG2 (618)
JOHNSON CONTROLS
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Selection Procedure
1. Design Criteria should be available to select a unit. These criteria include:
a. Design airflow
b. Entering air conditions
• Summer
• Winter (if heating is required)
c. Total and sensible loads
d. Condenser water entering and leaving temperatures
e. External static pressure
f. Factory installed options required
2. Based on design air ow, select the smallest unit with maximum air ow higher than
design air ow and minimum airow lower than design air ow from Unit Physical
Data Tables on page 19 through page 21. Please note that standard and high ef-
ciency units of the same size have different air ow limits.
3. Divide the design air ow by the air ow indicated at the top of the appropriate Cool-
ing Performance Table for the selected unit and efciency, on page 22 through
page 31. Use Table 2 on page 17 to determine the correction factors for total and
sensible capacities and compressor power.
4. Multiply the total and sensible capacities and compressor power from appropriate
Cooling Performance Table for design air and water conditions with the correction
factors above to determine the unit capacity adjusted for the airow.
5. Determine if the cooling performance of this unit is acceptable. If not, repeat steps 2
through 4 above with a higher capacity unit.
6. If waterside economizer option is chosen, follow steps 3 and 4 above with appropri-
ate Waterside Economizer Cooling Performance Table on page 32.
7. If hot water heating option is required, follow steps 3 and 4 with appropriate Hot
Water data from Physical Data tables on page 19–20.
8. If electric heat option is required, obtain heating capacity based on electric heat ca-
pacity and unit voltage from Electric Heat Capacity Table on page 68.
9. Select ltration types and efciencies needed with corresponding air pressure drop
from Table 30 on page 69 and Table 31 on page 70.
10. Select either airside economizer or inlet sound attenuating plenum, if required, with
corresponding air pressure drop from Table 19 and Table 20 on page 57.
11. Select half or full outlet plenum, if required, with corresponding air pressure drop
from Table 19 and Table 20 on page 57.
12. With all options selected, add air pressure drops of all the components selected, in-
cluding evaporator coil, to external static pressure required to determine total static
pressure required for the supply air fan.