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Treating Outdoor Air for System 4 in Humid Climates

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Kim Shinn
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TLC Engineering Solutions
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Thu, 10/21/2010 - 18:48

Great question! This where your design gets to beat up on the baseline. App G says that if you have humidity control in your proposed design (in Zone 2A, you better), then your baseline has the same humidity control setpoints. Which means that your baseline is going to use a bunch of reheat energy to handle that ventilation humidity load.

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