Gas heat cfm = heat-x input btu x heat-x eff.* / 1.08 x unit heat rise
* If blower motor is in the air stream add its btu to heater output btu
Heat-x output = heat-x input rate x heat-x eff.
Rating in a heat-x for time - sec/ft3 = corr. factor** x 3600 (sec) x (btu/ft3 gas corr^.) / heat-x btu input
^Corrected gas content = actual gas content x gas content corr. factor^^
Flue loss = a comparison between the CO2 reading and the flue temperature (see chart ansi std Z21.47)
Heat-x efficiency = 100% - heat-x flue loss %
Corr. factor (Gas temp & bar. press. )** = corrected barometer*** x 520 / [(gas temp + 460) x 30]
Barometer Corrected *** =( barometer – temp correction) + gas press to Hg” ^*(example .52Hg” for NG)
o ^* .52”Hg = NG @ 7”, .81” Hg = LPG normal fire @ 11”, .96” Hg = LPG high fire @ 13”
Gas content correction factor ^^
From wet to dry = (btu/ft3 wet gas content) x 1.0177
From dry to wet = (btu/ft3 dry gas content) x .9826
Gas pressure to inches of mercury^* – inches of water x .07355 (example: 7” x .07355 = .52)
Over fire rate – 1.25% gas pressure increase = heat-x input rate x 1.12 for NG or 1.09 for LPG
Air free CO = ultimate CO2 / actual CO2 x actual CO
PPM converted to % CO – take ppm reading and divide by 10,000 (or move decimal 5 places to the left)
Ultimate CO2 =
Natural gas - [(actual gas content – 970) x .003846] + 11.7
LPG - [(actual gas content – 2466) x .001184] + 13.73
The Calculating tool uses both quantitative data and qualitative information covering HVAC design, installation and operation to benchmark energy efficient performance and identify potential areas for improvement.
User warning: all this results are based on quick estimate calculation. Exact heat /cool load can be determined with a full heat and cool load analysis
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