Basement HVAC

I am working on finishing my basement.

Concrete walls with R11 half-wall insulated followed 2x4 wood framing with R13 insulation. Total: 1500 sq ft

Rhvac computes heat loss at Room 1: 16 BTU/hour Room 2: 17 BTU/hour Room 3: 200 BTU/hour

I am guessing Room 3 supply duct - 4" metal duct, Room 1, Room 2 supply -?????

Room 2 to be used as exercise room.

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Brian
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Are you sure you cranked those numbers right? The body kicks out a fair amount of heat on its own. Figure 400 BTU/hour for normal activity and much more if you're exercising.

With those heat loss numbers, I'd be more worried about keeping the rooms cool.

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RicodJour

You are right,

I can't read at night....

Scope ft=B2/Ton Area S.Gain L.Gain Net.Gain S.Loss W.CFM S.CFM Sys.CFM D.S= ize Zone 3 1,547 1,980 1,200 3,180 6,822 91 93 93 14-Family 1,124 460 400 860 4,365 58 22 22 3-4" 15-Exercise 214 1,060 400 1,460 1,239 17 50 50 1-4" 16-Audio/Visual Room 209 460 400 860 1,218 16 22 22 1-4"

I am not sure if I sould add additional Sensible load / or ventilation CFMs for an exersize room?

How can I determine return size?

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Brian

"Brian" wrote

Yes....

Yes you are.......

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Dr. Hardcrab

Brian, Check the linked page below for some ideas. - udarrell

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udarrell

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