can i get mass flow rate in each AHU and diameter of piping system

A chilled air conditioning system is to be designed for a three-story office complex, as outlined in Figure. Ethylene glycol, a commonty employed heat transfer liquid medium, is to be used. Average properties of the ethylene glycof in the temperature range of interest are density =69.6lbm/ft3, specific heat =0.569Btu/bmR, and viscosity = 0.0133lbm/fts. Cooling requirements are as follows: The head loss through the air-handling unit in each building is a function of the flow rate (cfs) through the unit. An approximate expression is KQ2, where K=18.611.7Q+2.29Q2 Where Q is the flow rate in cubic feet per second (cfs) through an AHU and the KQ2 is in ftlbfllbm. The head loss in ft-lbflbm across the chiller is taken to be 1.25Q2, where Q is the total flow rate in cfs. The temperature exits the chiller 20F cooler that it enters. For the system Specify the sizes of all pipes required (ANSI schedule 40). The lines are well insulated, so that heat is minimized. In addition, the following specifications must be met: 1. Provide valves to isolate each AHU, number and type of valve. 2. Provide valves to isolate supply and return lines, number and type of valve. 3. Provide the increases in head and power delivered to the fluid for all required pumps. 4. Provide valves to isolate the pump. Pipe velocities must be between the economics velocities