MEM23139Design a basic single zone duct distribution system

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What an assessment for MEM23139 must cover

43 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 22 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Determine design specification for basic single zone duct distribution system

  • 1.1Obtain and implement work health and safety (WHS) and environmental requirements for the work area
  • 1.2Determine design requirements for the single zone duct distribution system from customer requirements, job specifications, and briefings or discussions with appropriate personnel
  • 1.3Identify and interpret relevant codes and standards
  • 1.4Prepare final specifications for the design and obtain relevant approvals
  • 1.5Identify sources of professional and technical assistance
  • 1.6Establish coordination and contingency management requirements of design work with other HVACR and building systems team members
  • 1.7Obtain resources required for the design task in accordance with organisational procedures

2 Design basic single zone duct distribution system

  • 2.1Review options for basic single zone duct distribution system design and compare against specified requirements
  • 2.2Select most suitable single zone duct distribution system design to meet requirements
  • 2.3Use 3D CAD system to design layout and other features of single zone duct distribution system against requirements
  • 2.4Select appropriate duct materials and duct system components, including an appropriate fan for distribution
  • 2.5Consult as appropriate on any design adjustments required to meet contingencies and unexpected situations
  • 2.6Review design for cost reductions and compliance with relevant environmental and regulatory requirements
  • 2.7Review final design with appropriate personnel and make any required adjustments

3 Evaluate and finalise design

  • 3.1Prepare final design documentation and any required construction documentation
  • 3.2Prepare final report according in accordance with organisational procedures

Performance evidence

  • implementing work health and safety (WHS) workplace procedures and practices including risk control measures
  • designing basic single zone duct distribution systems to customer performance and cost requirements on at least two occasions
  • selecting and sizing appropriate components, including air-diffusion, fans and duct work on at least two occasions
  • communicating technical requirements to others, including preparation of required drawings, computer-aided design (CAD) files and reports
  • dealing effectively with unexpected situations

Knowledge evidence

  • single zone systems
  • WHS and environmental requirements
  • differentiation between static, velocity and total pressure in air distribution ducts
  • organisational procedures
  • contingency planning
  • laminar and turbulent flow
  • use of Moody diagram for flow rate and pressure drop
  • friction and dynamic pressure loss
  • Colebook-White formula
  • sources of heat and pressure leakage and loss calculation
  • environmental considerations
  • noise minimisation
  • fan laws
  • control cost parameters
  • duct design parameters including:
  • standard duct sizes and gauges
  • available access and space
  • system performance requirements
  • system sizing and balancing methods
  • dual and single duct constant volume air systems
  • variable volume air system
  • multi-zone systems.

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