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    This document outlines standards for determining outdoor air calculation parameters according to wet-bulb and dry-bulb temperature excess levels as defined by ASHRAE. It includes data on excess levels for various regions in Vietnam in Annex C. It allows for outdoor air parameters to be determined based on other criteria if economically and technically feasible. The note further explains ASHRAE standards for excess levels used to determine cooling and heating calculation parameters and how these convert to assurance coefficients. Annexes B and C currently only include data for 15 representative regions but other regions can refer to adjacent areas or climate zones until more data is added. Southern regions above 25°C are considered without cold winters but parameters are still included for both seasons.

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    This document outlines standards for determining outdoor air calculation parameters according to wet-bulb and dry-bulb temperature excess levels as defined by ASHRAE. It includes data on excess levels for various regions in Vietnam in Annex C. It allows for outdoor air parameters to be determined based on other criteria if economically and technically feasible. The note further explains ASHRAE standards for excess levels used to determine cooling and heating calculation parameters and how these convert to assurance coefficients. Annexes B and C currently only include data for 15 representative regions but other regions can refer to adjacent areas or climate zones until more data is added. Southern regions above 25°C are considered without cold winters but parameters are still included for both seasons.

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    This document outlines standards for determining outdoor air calculation parameters according to wet-bulb and dry-bulb temperature excess levels as defined by ASHRAE. It includes data on excess levels for various regions in Vietnam in Annex C. It allows for outdoor air parameters to be determined based on other criteria if economically and technically feasible. The note further explains ASHRAE standards for excess levels used to determine cooling and heating calculation parameters and how these convert to assurance coefficients. Annexes B and C currently only include data for 15 representative regions but other regions can refer to adjacent areas or climate zones until more data is added. Southern regions above 25°C are considered without cold winters but parameters are still included for both seasons.

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    TCVN 5687:2010

    method for determining outdoor calculation parameters according to excess levels of wet-bulb
    temperature and dry-bulb temperature that is applied by American Society of Heating, Refrigeration,
    and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).

    Datas on excess level MV% of wet-bulb temperature and dry-bulb temperature of some regions in
    Vietnam – see Annex C.

    4.2.3 For particular case where there is reasonable economical-tecnichal conditions, outdoor air
    calculation parameters can be decided according to any value of number of hour allowing the non-
    assurance of indoor hydrothermal conditions (m), but the value chosen should not be lower than that
    of the Grade III mentioned above.

    Note: Excess level MV% of wet/dry-bulb temperature means the proportion of time in a year with
    temperature of equal or higher value incomparison with the chosen temperature value. According to
    ASHRAE regulations, in summer – require cooling- there are three excess levels which should be
    used for determining calculation parameters for air conditioning : 0.4 % (corresponding to excess
    hour of 35h/year); 1% (corresponding to excess hour of 88h/year)and 2% (corresponding to excess
    hour of 175h/year); in winter – require heating – there are two excess levels which are 99.6%
    (corresponding to excess hour of 8725h/year) and 99% (corresponding to excess hour of 8672
    h/year). Converting excess level MV into assurance coefficient Kbđ , in turnly, we will have: in
    summer, corresponding to the three values of assurance coefficient are: Kbd= 0.996; 0.990 and
    0.980. In winter: Kbđ= 0.996 and 0.990.

    2) Due to objective conditions, Annex B and C currently contain datas of only 15 regions
    representing for 7 climatic zones (according to climate classification of QCXDVN 02:2008/BXD).
    Other regions can be added in the future. For the time being, regions that are not included in Annex
    B and Annex C can refer to the datas provied for their adjacent regions; interpolate according to
    distance between the two regions adjacent to the two sides or take according to climate zone;

    3) Southern regions with average annual temperature of over 25 °C (from Dong Ha southward,
    except for Tay Nguyen provinces) are considerred regions without cold winter. Winter in these
    regions is just a season with cooler climate in comparison with summer and it is necessary to know
    the calculation parameters for checking whether the air conditioning process in this season requires
    cold supplying or not, or it only requires adiabatic cooling of mixed air, and after that should or
    should not add heat before supplying into room, or even can use solely outdoor air to supply for
    rooms. Hence, Annex B and Annex C contain calculation parameters of both summer and winter for
    all regions mentioned in the Annexes.

    4.3 Cleaniness of ambient and indoor air

    Information Center for Standards, Metrology and Quality- 8 Hoang Quoc Viet Street, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam, Tel: 844 37562608.

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