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Calculate Temperature Change

RECIRCULATING SYSTEM DELTA T in °C GIVEN GALLONS OF WATER, POWER AVAILABLE, & TIME IN MINUTES This calculates the temperature change (in degrees centigrade), given the power available (in kilowatts), the heat up time (in minutes), and a given volume of water (in gallons).

Formula for calculating change in temp(°C) given power available(KW), time(minutes), and volume(gallons).

Process Data:

   

Volume of Water:

(In Gallons)

Time of Heatup: (In mins.) :

 

Power Available: (In killowatts)

Temperature change:

(in °C)

RECIRCULATING SYSTEM TIME GIVEN GALLONS OF WATER, POWER AVAILABLE, & DELTA T in °F This calculates the heat up time (in minutes), given the volume of water (in gallons), the temperature change required (in degrees Fahrenheit), and the power available (in kilowatts).

Formula for calculating heatup time(min) given volume(gal), power available(kw), and change in temprature °F).

Process Data:

   

Volume of Water:

(In Gallons)

Temperature Change Required :(In °F)

 

Power Available: (In killowatts)

Time Required:

(In Mins.)

Definitions

Common Abbreviations
  • KW = Killowatts
  • Gal = Gallons
  • in = Inches
  • SpH = Specific Heat of Solution
    (Water = 1 calorie/gram)
  • SpW = Specific Weight of solution
    (Water = 8.337 lbs/gal)
  • T°F = Change in temperature, degrees Fahrenheit
  • T°C = Change in temperature, degrees Centigrade
  • Min = Heatup time in minutes

Common Equivalents
  • 1 in = 2.54 cm = 25.4 mm = 0.083ft
  • 1 cm = 0.3937 in = 0.0328 ft.
  • 1 in³= 16.39 cm³
  • 1 BTU = 0.2933 watt-hrs
  • 1 KW-Hr = 3412 BTU

Properties Of Water
  • 1 gallon = 231 in³ = 0.1337 ft³ = 3.785L
  • 1 gallon = 8.337 lbs.
  • 1 ft³ = 62.4 lbs. (at 20°C)
  • specific heat = 1 calorie/gram-°C (at 15°C)
  • specific heat = 1 BTU/lb.-°F (at 15°C)
  • specific weight = 8.337 lbs./gallon heat of vaporization = 965 BTU/lb.

Ohm's Laws
  • Volts = Amperes x Ohms
  • Watts = (Amperes)² x Ohms
  • Amperes = Watts / Volts
  • Amperes/Phase = (Watts / Volts) x 0.578
  • (Assuming Balanced 3-Phase Load)

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