Membership Services

BTU removal

[ Home ][ Forum Archive ] [ Active Engineering Forum ]

Posted By<" ">James Partain on October 23, 2002 at 15:14:30:

If I have ambient air temperature of 80°F, 80 percent relative humidity and I want to maintain a maximum of 105°F in an enclosure while removing 1783019 BTU's per hour produced by an electric motor, how many CFM's do I need? Enclosure is 3,032 cubic feet ID.

James Partain

Follow Ups

Re: BTU removal Randy Kimball 18:40:03 10/25/2002 (0)
Re: BTU removal William 17:37:23 10/25/2002 (1)
- Re: Re: BTU removal Damle Shrirang 02:10:17 02/17/03 (0)
Re: BTU removal William 12:11:28 10/25/2002 (1)
- Re: Re: BTU removal Natalie 17:05:35 02/24/03 (0)
Re: Re: BTU removal Randy Kimball 19:39:18 10/23/2002 (0)
Re: BTU removal William 19:13:35 10/23/2002 (1)

Subject: Re: BTU removal

Comments:: If I have ambient air temperature of 80°F, 80 percent relative humidity and I want to maintain a maximum of 105°F in an enclosure while removing 1783019 BTU's per hour produced by an electric motor, how many CFM's do I need? Enclosure is 3,032 cubic feet ID. : James Partain

[ Home ][ Forum Archive ] [ Active Engineering Forum ]