Cooling Load Calculator
Calculate the cooling load for your space. Understand how room size, insulation, climate, and building materials affect your HVAC requirements.
Step 1: Room Details
Understanding Room Dimensions
Larger rooms require more cooling capacity. Ceiling height affects the total volume of air that needs to be cooled. Proper insulation reduces cooling load significantly.
Step 2: Environmental Factors
About Environmental Factors
Climate affects the external heat load. Windows contribute significantly to heat gain. Appliances and occupants generate internal heat that must be removed by the cooling system.
Cooling Load Results
Total Cooling Load Required
HVAC Equipment Comparison
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Cooling Load Analysis
Cooling Load Formula
Total Load = Sensible Load + Latent Load
Sensible heat changes temperature. Latent heat changes humidity. The total cooling load is the sum of all heat gains from walls, windows, occupants, appliances, and infiltration.
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