| Description |
| Fundamental principles and applications of environmental
systems in buildings. This course is for architecture majors.
|
| Prerequisite(s) |
| AE 211 |
| Course Objectives |
| Provide 3rd year architecture students exposure to the following
building environments:
- Impact
of the building design and ventilation requirements on the heating/cooling
energy consumption
- Heating
and ventilating system equipment
- Architectural
Acoustics
- Plumbing
- Fire
life safety
|
| Topics |
- ASHRAE
-- special emphasis on glazing
- ASHRAE
-- special emphasis on walls and infilitration
- Estimation
of the OA load and energy consumption
- Estimation
of building and cooling loads
- HVAC
systems, Air
- HVAC
systems, water
- HVAC
systems, air/water
- HVAC
systems, hybrid
- HVAC
systems, DOAS
- Radiant
heating and cooling
- Acoustic
fundamentals
- Noise
criteria and absorption
- Room
design
- Speech
privacy
- Mechanical
system noise control
- Plumbing
fundamentals
- Water
supply
- Storm
and waste removal
- Fire
and smoke control fundamentals
- Fire
alarm systems
|
| Class/Lab Schedule |
| 2 days per week/2 hours per class |