Camel Heat Load Calculation Software
- Camel Heat Load Calculation Software
- Refrigeration Heat Load Calculation Software
- Air Conditioning Heat Load Calculation Software
Air conditioning load estimation services from ACADS-BSG include programs such as CAMEL, KAOLA, TEMPER, PMV and PSYCHRO. CAMEL computer program is an air conditioning load estimation program that calculates the design heating and cooling loads for air conditioning plants in buildings. Heat Load Calculations 19 Sizing of the System 19 Cooling Load Estimator 20 Calculating the Residential Air Conditioning System Capacity 21 Air Flow Rates.
Knowledge of air conditioning systems and thermal heat transfer is of advantage. A one day training course is recommended.
Camel Heat Load Calculation Software
HVAC design engineers and contractors, local government and university teaching departments.
The geometric details of the building including shading schemes and the internal people, lights and equipment loads. A large selection list of walls and roofs is available with pre-calculated U values and surface densities.
Monthly design data for over 700 locations in Australia is stored in the program and locations for other countries are also available. Design conditions based on 3pm summer design conditions, daily range and yearly range for any other location can also be entered.
Graphical displays are provided for schedules, shading schemes and for each external wall or roof as it is entered providing a convenient visual check for the user.
Buttons on the toolbar and special keys allow the user to copy individual values, columns of data or complete screens from zone to zone and there is a facility for making global changes.
Comprehensive range and data checking is provided on all input items and a comprehensive consistency check is made on the data entered. Comprehensive help is provided on all input items.
The results include cooling, heating and reheat loads, air quantities, VAV turn down ratios, check figures, etc, and these can be selectively or collectively viewed with a special viewing and printing program. The program also provides graphs of loads, air quantities, etc, psychrometric chart plots and a dynamic graphical display of the shadows on walls and windows from overhangs reveals and adjacent buildings.
The program has many features that make the inputting of data quite simple and user friendly and through the ongoing development process over thirty years it has now become the most widely used and practical load estimation program in Australia.
