moisture removal from lb/hr to btuh
moisture removal from lb/hr to btuh
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I am doing a load calc for a building that has an open water tank in it. I've found a formula for calculation the evaporation rate for the tank. However, my load software requires a value in btuh not lb/hr. How do I go about figuring out how many btuh this is?
The only thing I could find was:
latent = 0.68 x cfm x delta W
This does not help me since I do not know the cfm yet.
The only thing I could find was:
latent = 0.68 x cfm x delta W
This does not help me since I do not know the cfm yet.





RE: moisture removal from lb/hr to btuh
If I recall correctly, it's something like 12,000 BTUH equals one ton of air
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RE: moisture removal from lb/hr to btuh
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