Welcome to Skyhigh AVS’s HVAC Resources page which is your go-to guide. It helps in understanding the essentials of HVAC systems. This includes important calculations and industry standards. Here, you’ll find key links to the codes, guidelines, and calculation resources. These are necessary for anyone involved in HVAC planning. They are also essential for installation and maintenance.
Essential HVAC Codes & Standards
For an effective, compliant HVAC system, familiarity with industry codes and standards is crucial. Below are links to some of the most widely recognized standards and guidelines governing HVAC design and operation:
ASHRAE Standards Access the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) standards. These standards provide guidelines on ventilation, indoor air quality, and energy efficiency.
National Building Code (NBC) of India ‘This is a comprehensive code. It governs fire safety, ventilation, and structural aspects of building design in India. This includes provisions for ventilation rates and system requirements.
BIS Standards for HVAC The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) offers various guidelines. These include specifications for HVAC components. They also cover energy efficiency and safety measures.
ISHRAE Standards The Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE) provides standards. These standards focus on HVAC system performance and air quality in India.
EASY CALCULATORS FOR HVAC SYSTEM DESIGN
Area and Volume Calculator
Area and Volume Calculator
Calculate Area
Calculate Volume
Unit Conversion | Meter to Feet & More
Unit Conversion Calculators
Meter to Foot Converter
Square Meter to Square Foot Converter
Cubic Meter to Cubic Foot Converter
Cubic Meter per Hour to CFM Converter
Cubic Meter per Hour to CFM Converter
Heat Load Calculator - Air Conditioner
Heat Load Calculator
All calculations and results will be based on the basic value which you will enter. This is a calculator for basic idea generation where various factors have been neglected. For better and optimum result please follow NBC Guideline/ ISHRAE Handbook / ASHRAE Handbook.