A large Factory space has an average occupancy of 45 people (only male workers in this...

A large Factory space has an average occupancy of 45 people (only male workers in this space) they are doing light bench work. The average light level is 1.5W/ft² of recessed, vented to return air fluorescent fixtures. Other production equipment create a total heat gain of 3 W/ft². Compute the total sensible and total latent heat gain for the space. The floor area is 7500 ft². For the sensible heat gain, estimate the radiative and convective portions for each type of heat gain (in the unit of Btu/hr).

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