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Psychrometric Chart

The document is a psychrometric chart for HVAC analysis at sea level. It includes common air conditioning formulas and conversion factors used in HVAC calculations. Specifically, it provides the formulas to calculate total cooling, sensible cooling, and latent cooling needs in BTU/hr based on airflow rate (CFM), temperature change (Δt), and moisture content change (Δw).

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Psychrometric Chart

The document is a psychrometric chart for HVAC analysis at sea level. It includes common air conditioning formulas and conversion factors used in HVAC calculations. Specifically, it provides the formulas to calculate total cooling, sensible cooling, and latent cooling needs in BTU/hr based on airflow rate (CFM), temperature change (Δt), and moisture content change (Δw).

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SENSIBLE HEAT RATIO = Qs / Qt
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PSYCHROMETRIC CHART FOR HVAC ANALYSIS (at sea level)
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Air–Conditioning Formulas and Conversion Factors 85
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Atmospheric pressure = 29.921" Hg. at sea level Total cooling (Btu/hr) = CFM x 4.5 x Δh ET 160
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LB 80
1 BTU = Amount of heat required to raise (or lower) Sensible cooling (Btu/hr) = CFM x 1.085 x Δt 40
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the temperature of one pound of water 1°F M 150 60
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Air changes per hour (N) in a space
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CFM = airflow rate (ft 3/min) 0.70
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