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Qsensible=?
Air: Qs=1.1⋅CFM⋅ΔT⋅DF
Water: Qw=500⋅GPM⋅ΔT
Generic: Q=m˙⋅cp⋅ΔT
Qlatent=?
Air: Ql=4840⋅CFM⋅ΔW⋅DF
Generic: Q=m˙⋅hfg
Qtotal=?
Air: QT=4.5⋅CFM⋅Δh⋅DF
Generic: Q=m˙⋅Δh
ρair=?
STP: ρair=0.075ft3lbm
ρwater=?
STP: ρwater=62.4ft3lbm
1 ft3 = ? gal
1 ft3 = 7.48 gal
1 gal water = ? lbm water
1 gal water = 8.34 lbm water
COP=?
Cooling: COP=Wcompressor[btuh]Qevaporator[btuh]
EER=?
Cooling:EER=Wcompressor[watts]Qevaporator[btuh]
From COP: EER=COP⋅3.412
tonkW=?
From EER: tonkW=EER12
1 Refrigeration Ton = ? Btu/h
1 Refrigeration Ton = 12,000 Btu/h
1 Watt = ? Btu/h
1 kW = ? Btu/h
1 Watt = 3.412 Btu/h
1 kW = 3412 Btu/h
HPmechanical=?
Fan: HPfan=6356CFM⋅inchH2O
Pump: HPpump=3960GPM⋅fthead
The power produced by the equipment (fan or pump).
HPbrake=?
HPbrake=ηequipmentHPmechanical
The power leaving the motor shaft to turn the equipment (fan or pump).
HPelectrical=?
HPelectrical=ηmotorHPbrake
1 HP = ? W
1 HP = ? kW
1 HP = 746 W
1 HP = 0.746 kW
1 HP = ? Btu/h
1 HP = 2545 Btu/h
ϵ=?
ϵ=QmaxQactual
SHR=?
SHR=QtotalQsensible
psia=?
psia=psig+Patm
STP: Patm=14.7psia
Lever Rule = ?
Dry Bulb Temperature: DBmix=DB1⋅%CFM1+DB2⋅%CFM2
Humidity Ratio: Wmix=W1⋅%CFM1+W2⋅%CFM2
Enthalpy: hmix=h1⋅%CFM1+h2⋅%CFM2
Does NOT work for Wet Bulb Temperature
% Relative Humidity = ?
%RH=Pv,saturatedPv,actual
Quality = ?
By Enthalpy: x=hg−hfhactual−hf
By Mass: x=mvapor+mliquidmvapor
Compressor Efficiency = ?
ηcompressor=hactual,leaving−henteringhideal,leaving−hentering
hideal,leaving is the enthalpy of the refrigerant at the leaving compressor pressure (discharge pressure) after following the constant entropy line from the entering compressor pressure (suction pressure).
∘R=?
∘R=∘F+460
“Adiabatic”
Δh=0
Process follows constant enthalpy lines on psychrometric chart.
hsuperheated=?
hsuperheated=hsaturated,vapor+cp,vapor⋅ΔTsuperheat
hsubcooled=?
hsubcooled=hsaturated,liquid−cp,liquid⋅ΔTsubcool
“Thermal conductivity”, k
A measure of how well a material promotes heat transfer.
Units: hr⋅ft⋅∘FBtu or hr⋅ft⋅∘FBtu⋅in
“Resistance”, R=?
A material’s ability to resist heat, accounting for the material’s thickness.
Rconductive=kt
Rsurfacefilm(convective+radiation)=hconvective+hradiation1 , combination accounted for in Handbook Surface Film Coefficients
U=? …pull from previously made flashcards
U=R1
U=tk
Units: