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Heat Load and Water Flow

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h=cpdqΔ
(q)"Flow Rate of Water"
(DeltaT)"Change in Temperature"
(c_p)"Specific Heat of Water"
(rho)"Density of Water"
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The Heating and Cooling Capacity for Water Flow calculator computes the ton of heat capacity associated with a volumetric flow of water (q) and a change in temperature (?t).

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:

  • (q) Flow Rate of Water
  • (ΔT) Change of Temperature.
  • (cp) Specific Heat of Water
  • (ρ) Mean Density of water

Heat Load (h): The calculator return the cooling/heating in BTUs per Hour.  However, this can be automatically converted to compatible units via the pull-down menu.

The Math / Science

Heat loads of fluids in BTUs/hour are computed as follows:

h = cp • ρ • q • ΔT

where;

  • cp is the specific heat ( J /(kg K) )
  • ρ is the mean density
  • q is the flow rate
  • ΔT is the change in temperature.

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