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Latent Heat
Transferred heat that causes a change in state; as in ice melting
Sensible Heat
Transferred heat that causes a change in temperature
Heat always more from ______ to ______
Hot Cold
Specific heat is
The amount of heat that a specific material can store measured in Btus required to change material 1 degree F
heat transferrence between two objects not in contact and not shielded from each other
radiation
The rate of radiative exchange is based on
The surface temperature of the objects
the viewed angle
emissivity (higher emissivity = higher rate of heat radiation)
emissivity and absorption of a material are usually the same at a given wavelength
True
black objects absorb heat rapidly and cool rapidly
Surfaces that have a high absorptivity in one wavelength (usually solar) and low emissivity in another (usually infared) are called
Selective Surfaces
transmissivity
the measure of how easily a material allows radiant energy to pass through it
the heat exchanges process that occurs only in a fluid medium such as air or liquid
Convection
heat transfer that is strictly directional
Convection - never transmits hear downward
The difference in pressure in a vertical space (positive or outward at the top and negative or inward at the bottom) is called
stack effect
Heat transfer process that occurs when objects are in direct contact
Conduction
The resistance value (R) is calculated by
x/k = R

x = thickness
k = conductivity
6" concrete (k=9, x=6") 6/9 = .67
Insolation is a form of
radiation (Solar gain)
Mean Radiant Temperature relates to
A. air temperature
B. surrounding surface temperatures
C. body temperature
D. all of the above
B. Surrounding surface temperatures
Measures the temperature over a period of time against a reference temperature
degree day
A theoretical day that is "worse" (either colder or hotter) than 98 percent of the days experienced at a site
design day
The air change method and crack method are used to calculate _________?
infiltration
Cooling Load Temperature Differential (CLTD) is used to calculate
heat gain through walls
a graph that shows the air at different temperatures and different humidities
psychometric chart
The total amount of energy stored (sensible heat + latent heat)
Enthalpy
The percentage of saturation at the current temperature
relative humidity
What is a sling psychrometer?
A method of measuring wet bulb temperatures with a manual device
A mass wall that causes a convective loop into the room behind it when it is warmed
Trombe wall
I = V/R
Ohms Law
I = Current (amps)
V = Voltage (volts)
R = Resistance (ohms)
Current that flows in only one direction with constant voltage
DC Current
P = V x I
Power (watts) in a DC circuit
the typical AC power frequency in the US
60 Hertz
1 ton = ? BTU/hr
12000 BTU/Hr