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Calculation Problem
hi DRWeig, sorry but how can it be? In my case I have 2000W which is just Watt it's not watt per second therefore I how can I divide that for the COP even if it's unitless. if I want to turn my 2000watts into power than I would have to do 2000* amount of seconds. So if i do it with 1 second I...- pottersj
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- Forum: Heat Transfer & Thermodynamics engineering
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Calculation Problem
Thank you both DRWeig and zekeman! Now the problem that I have is that I have that I have two different units: one is power and the other is energy. BTW I KEEP EVERYTHING IN SI UNITS TO KEEP THE MATHS SIMPLE BUT WE CAN USE USCS or the OLD GOOD IMPERIAL SYSTEM) So I know the Heat dissipation of...- pottersj
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- Forum: Heat Transfer & Thermodynamics engineering
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Calculation Problem
of course you can! Try and solve it analytically and you might realize that it is possible. The point is not if nor how, as I'm actually telling you how to do it, is just the solution I can't get . But I'm afraid, I'm just not clever enough hence my question. Try and use google scholar instead...- pottersj
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- Forum: Heat Transfer & Thermodynamics engineering
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Calculation Problem
Hello, I am having difficulty in calculating F and was wondering if anyone could help. F is the heat flux in W/m2 between the Heat Pump-House system from the Atmosphere. Now I have the Energy 'lost' from the house walls into the atmosphere. If we don't consider any other parameters, this...- pottersj
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