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[Rossco]

Where do they come up with these figures? I come up with something different all together.


1 HP=746 watts
1 watt= 3.413 BTU
1 HP= (3.413 x 746)= 2546 BTU

1/8 HP=318.25 BTU

Don't really know, it was given to us. There are 9 tables, U Values, Transmission Heat Gain Factors, Solar Load, Average Air Changes per 24h, ect ect..

I know the teacher did say something that he didn't agree with the Heat Gain table from Electrical Motors. Your outcome looks more realistic.

BTW: 1 watt = 3.412 BTU's

[270wsm]

Don't really know, it was given to us. There are 9 tables, U Values, Transmission Heat Gain Factors, Solar Load, Average Air Changes per 24h, ect ect..

I know the teacher did say something that he didn't agree with the Heat Gain table from Electrical Motors. Your outcome looks more realistic.

BTW: 1 watt = 3.412 BTU's

Actually, it's 3.4129 I just rounded it up.

[thermofridge]

I love math, it never lies. Never. The trick is to get the formula right.

[nchvac]

Actually, it's 3.4129 I just rounded it up.

UP? That would have been 3.413.

[Russ57]

Nice they make you guys think that much.

Needed a condenser for data room AC system the other day. All could my guy could say is "need one for two 5 ton compressors". I asked him "what type of compressors"?. He totally couldn't understand why it would matter if they were tin can hermetics or open drive compressors. I didn't even bother with TD and desired SCT.