Marias Restaurant Lesson 19 Appendix B Zone 1
 
											Maria’s Restaurant Lesson 19 Appendix B Zone 1 Manual N
 
											Maria’s Restaurant Design Shelving/Storage Fry CT/O 25 ft. 1 standard Shelv. C 2 S 1 SP C 3 SK WH R 2 F 2 S 1 1 handicap B 2 1 urinal B 1 S 3 Bar Men’s Restroom Bar 12 X 10 Seating 12 Counter F 1 Shelv. . R 1 C 1 DW Woman’s Restroom S 2 1 handicap C 7 Ice C 6 R 3 (Staff: Maria & 6 Employees each shift. Glass Store Front and front door) R 4 Restaurant 33 X 15 11 X 4 & 11 X 6 Seating 58 H 1 66 ft. B = Beverage Area R = Refrigerator (blue walk in) C = Counter S = Sink; S 1 Hand; S 2 3 Pot; S 3 Bar CT = 4 burner plus flat top over ovens SK= Steam Kettle DW = Dishwasher SP = Salad/cold Prep table F = Freezer (blue walk in) H 1 = Hot Prep Table with Heat Lamp Shelf
 
											Zone 1 Manual N
 
											Location & Size
 
											Location & Size
 
											Indoor Design Settings
 
											Hour of Day and Stuff
 
											Help Section Contains the Rules and It is a step by step instruction set.
 
											Notes Section Contains Program Editor’s Notes and the date for the version of the form.
 
											Form N 1, Data Base, & Stuff Notes Section Contains Program Editor’s Notes and the date for the version of the form.
 
											Start With Stuff on the Right Side
 
											Ventilation
 
											Infiltration Levels, Exposure, Tightness
 
											Infiltration Door Traffic
 
											Ducts
 
											Internal Loads
 
											Occupants
 
											Office Equipment
 
											Food Service Equipment
 
											Plants & Blower Heat
 
											Floors
 
											Ceilings
 
											Wall
 
											Partition Walls
 
											Door SEE GLASS FOR FRONT DOOR Sky Light
 
											Glass
 
											Glass
 
											Glass
 
											Data Base
 
											Data Base Next Lesson
 
											Back To Manual N 1
 
											Heating Total
 
											Sensible Cooling
 
											Latent Cooling
 
											Total Cooling + 50, 185 + 21, 481 = 71, 666
 
											Zone 1 Load Summary
 
											Field Notes One of the most common mistakes in doing a load calculation is in skipping the entering of the square feet and the above grade volume (AG volume). Unfortunately, many existing contractors mistakenly feel the need to decrease the cooling design temperature and increase the cooling design temperature. Always, make sure they are correct before using an existing load calculation for equipment selection.
- Slides: 37
