A manufacturing plant of 5500 square meters has 3.8 m high ceilings and changes its inside air three times per hour by maintaining a slightly positive air pressure (100kPa). The room temperature is maintained at 23°C. To assist in the sizing of a heating system it is assume in the design conditions that the outside temperature is -20°C. Basing the heating requirements on the indoor conditions, determine the heating required to compensate for the infiltration. A. 881.5 kw

A manufacturing plant of 5500 square meters has 3.8 m high ceilings and changes its inside air three times per hour by maintaining a slightly positive air pressure (100kPa). The room temperature is maintained at 23°C. To assist in the sizing of a heating system it is assume in the design conditions that the outside temperature is -20°C. Basing the heating requirements on the indoor conditions, determine the heating required to compensate for the infiltration. A. 881.5 kw

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter9: Heat Transfer With Phase Change

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Problem 9.34P

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