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Seresco Design Checklist
for Traditional* Pools
Having a checklist comes in handy when designing complex jobs. Seresco is pleased to
provide this dehumidification design checklist for your convenience. We also provide our
complete Natatorium Design Guide online, along with extensive specification and design
resources, including load calculation software.
Please visit: www.SerescoDehumidifiers.com/engineers.html
Key Design concerns for traditional* pools:
1. Operating conditions in writing from end user.
(pool water temperature, room air temperature)
2. System supply CFM delivers 4-6 air changes per
hour. The room volume dictates the supply CFM.
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Supply air gets to the ‘breathing zone’.
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Return duct location compliments supply duct.
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No short circuiting.
3. Outdoor air CFM per Standard 62
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Baseline: 0.48 CFM/ft² of water and wet deck for
regular pool.
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Add 7.5 CFM per spectator (swimmers are not
considered spectators and are covered in the
baseline OA CFM).
4. Exhaust Air
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Room is at slight negative pressure (0.05 to
0.15 inches of water column)
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110% the outdoor air CFM is generally
recommended
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Source capture contaminants Exhaust air
drawn from the whirlpool or any other warm or
highly active water area.
5. Load Calculation
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Latent load (pools, OA and spectators)
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Sensible cooling load has been calculated for the
space design temperature.
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Heating load has been calculated for the space
design temperature and includes OA.
6. Condensation and Vapor Migration
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Vapor barrier on the warm side of the dew point
temperature in all walls, ceiling and floors.
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All exterior windows, doors and skylights are fully
blanketed with supply air (3-5 cfm per sq ft).
7. Energy & LEEDs Considerations
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Energy Standard 90.1 – pool water
heating option
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Heat recovery between the minimum OA and
minimum EA
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Condensate reclaim
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System refrigerant charge reduction –
Protocol Design
8. Swim Meet Mode
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Number of spectators and competitors
expected?
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Spectator areas
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Airflow to spectator seating areas
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Micro climate via separate air handler for larger
spectator areas
9. Service and Maintenance
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Internet monitoring
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Unit is accessible
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Unit has adequate service clearance
* Please contact factory for Waterparks and pools heavy with
water features. Design standards have been established for
‘traditional’ bodies of water and do not adequately address
the special needs of these facilities.
www.SerescoDehumidifiers.com
Seresco USA Tel: 770.457.3392
Seresco Canada Tel: 613.741.3603
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Pagina 1 - Seresco Design Checklist

Seresco Design Checklist for Traditional* PoolsHaving a checklist comes in handy when designing complex jobs. Seresco is pleased toprovide this dehumi

Pagina 2 - NATATORIUM

9HUMIDITY CONTROL TECHNOLOGYThe purpose of this outdoor air is to help dilute chemicals off-gassed from water. A predictably dry portion of the deck w

Pagina 3

10Natatorium DesigN maNualdehumidified and reheated air to the space, and warm water to the pool. Not a single BTU on either side of the refrigeration

Pagina 4 - Table of Contents

11HUMIDITY CONTROL TECHNOLOGYglycol which is 95-percent less expensive and an environmentally-preferred heat transfer fluid for LEED® and other sustain

Pagina 5 - Introduction

12Natatorium DesigN maNualAt the moment NP series units are offered starting at 18 HP but all Seresco units can be provided with the dry cooler heat

Pagina 6 - The Basics

13INDOOR AIR QUALITYminimum exhaust air CFM requirements are identical for all systems. Some promote more outdoor air than codes require in order to e

Pagina 7 - Comfort, Health and Safety

14Natatorium DesigN maNualChlorine SmellWhen you walk into an indoor pool and smell a strong chlorine odor, you naturally think it’s caused by too muc

Pagina 8 - Humidity Control Calculations

15Figure 5 – Exhaust Air INDOOR AIR QUALITY• The outdoor air must be preheated to 65°F – If more than 20% of the total airflow is outdoor air or if th

Pagina 9 - Outdoor Air

16Natatorium DesigN maNualCondensation ControlYou only have to enjoy a cold drink on a summer day to experience dew point and condensation firsthand. C

Pagina 10 - Humidity Control Technology

17CONDENSATION CONTROLTherefore, any surface with a temperature below 62°F will condense moisture. Vapor RetarderA vapor retarder is a material that r

Pagina 11 - NE System Design

18Natatorium DesigN maNual3. Supply air to the remainder of the room to ensuring there are no stagnant areas.4. Locate the return duct where it will

Pagina 12 - NP (Protocol) System Design

NATATORIUMDESIGNMANUALCopyright ©2013 Seresco Technologies Inc. All rights reservedFor more information visit SerescoDehumidifiers.com/DesignGuide

Pagina 13 - Seresco’s NV Series

19ENERGY CONSUMPTION CONSIDERATIONSEnergy consumption and performance implications based on the owner’s choice of operating conditions and building en

Pagina 14 - Indoor Air Quality

20Natatorium DesigN maNualThe mechanical refrigeration system approach to controlling the environment in a pool is a unique use of the refrigeration s

Pagina 15 - Humidity and Corrosion

21ENERGY CONSUMPTION CONSIDERATIONSintroduces a lot of moisture and increases the dehumidification load. In northern regions outdoor air in winter may

Pagina 16 - Air Change Rate

22Natatorium DesigN maNualrecovery option that outperforms other technologies and actually fits into a mechanical room. The compact nature if this desi

Pagina 17 - Condensation Control

23FINALIZING SYSTEM DESIGNAt the core of every successful natatorium design is a system that provides the operator the year round conditions they expe

Pagina 18 - Air Distribution

24Natatorium DesigN maNual• Preheat the outdoor air to 65°F to avoid condensation problems. Seresco’s glycol heat recovery loop is a good means to ac

Pagina 19 - Figure 9 – Window Design

25POPULAR CONFIGURATIONS AND SYSTEM DESIGNSSpecific market segments have gravitated towards unit designs because of their overall features, ease of ins

Pagina 20 - Operating Conditions

26Natatorium DesigN maNualThe vertical configuration in Figure 14 is very popular in hotel and residential applications because of their compact footpr

Pagina 21 - Outdoor Air, Exhaust Air

27POPULAR CONFIGURATIONS AND SYSTEM DESIGNS• On a pool application the mixing box is placed after the evaporator coil. This means conditioned air is

Pagina 22 - Figure 12 – Heat Exchanger

28Natatorium DesigN maNualIn order to ensure the system performs reliably and that the equipment is suitable for an indoor pool environment, there are

Pagina 23

2Natatorium DesigN maNualAbout the Author – Ralph Kittler, P. Eng.The creation of Seresco’s Natatorium Design Guide has been a collaboration of input

Pagina 24 - Finalizing System Design

29DEHUMIDIFIER SPECIFICATIONSFactory certified service companies can now offer pool operators 24-hour monitoring.This is the new standard in customer s

Pagina 25 - Operating conditions

30Natatorium DesigN maNualThe designer should address the following issues to ensure the unit is properly installed and can be serviced and maintained

Pagina 26 - Hotel and Residential Market

31DESIGN AND INSTALLATION DETAILSFigure 20 – Proper Pool Water Heater Piping Installation

Pagina 27 - Purge Economizer Layout

32Natatorium DesigN maNual• Ensure an appropriate maximum ambient air temperature has been specified. • Ensure the unit has proper airflow. A perimet

Pagina 28

33DESIGN AND INSTALLATION DETAILS• Specify the lines be nitrogen purged while being brazed to help avoid scaling inside the pipe• All the refrigerat

Pagina 29 - Dehumidifier Specifications

34Natatorium DesigN maNualThe KeyWhat is the most important HVAC design aspect in a Natatorium?Get the air distribution right. Get air to the breathin

Pagina 30 - DEHUMIDIFIER SPECIFICATIONS

35FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSadditional outdoor ventilation air requirement for the spectators. The extra outdoor air gets added to the baseline requir

Pagina 31 - Pool Water Heating (Option)

Having a checklist comes in handy when designing complex jobs. Seresco is pleased to provide this natatorium design checklist for your convenience. We

Pagina 32

3TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction...4Comfort, Health and Safety ...6 Comfort and Health...

Pagina 33

4Natatorium DesigN maNualNatatorium design is a complex business with serious energy, comfort, health, and safety considerations. Heat, humidity and c

Pagina 34 - Control Wiring

5INTRODUCTIONThe BasicsThe natatorium experience for a patron should be no different than any other room in a building. It should be comfortable, heal

Pagina 35 - Frequently Asked Questions

6Natatorium DesigN maNualA natatorium is one of the most notoriously difficult facilities to design because there are so many critical considerations t

Pagina 36 - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

7HUMIDITY CONTROL CALCULATIONSGeneral Notes: • Discuss the planned operation of the facility with the operator to establish operating temperatures.•

Pagina 37

8Natatorium DesigN maNualwater @ 10-30 fpm. The Vapor Pressure values can be found in steam tables. ER = 0.1 x A x AF (Pw – Pdp)ER = evaporation Rat

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