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U Value

Thermal Transmittance. Less is better.

Relative Humidity - 100%

When dry and wet bulb temperatures are equal.

Max Airspace in wall assembly

4" - otherwise a convective air loop forms.

Sensible Heat

Temperature we can feel, normally temperature that is measured. Dry bulb.

Latent Heat

Embodied energy in moisture in the air. Energy required for water to change state.

Enthalpy

Total heat content of Air.

Relative Humidity

Total moisture in the air now in relation with the the maximum amount of moisture the air can hold at the current temperature.

Conduction

Heat transfer through solids. U- and R- values.

Radiation

Electromagnetic Energy

Convection

Heat transfer within a fluid. Gas and liquid are fluids.

Solar Altitude

Sun's angle above the horizon

Asimuth

Sun's position relative to cardinal points. (N, S, E, W) measuring in degrees from south.

High thermal resistance in insulation due to what?

Air bubbles.

ERV (HVAC)

Energy Recovery Ventilator, capture the heat that is exhausted and use it to pre-heat the fresh air intake. It can be used to remove the moisture from the air.

Building Balance Temperature

Outside temperature when building's heat gains are equal to heat loses.

Condenser Coil

Warm, near the valve.

Evaporator

Low Pressure, cold, near the compressor.

Efficacity

Fluorecent Lights Tubes T-5 and T-8 most effcicient

Pressure required to lift water vertically 1 foot

0.433 psi