How do you calculate air infiltration rate?

How do you calculate air infiltration rate? Air Infiltration Heat Loss = Room Volume X Design Temperature Difference X AIR CHANGES PER HOUR X . O18. How do you calculate outside air changes per hour? To calculate Air Changes Per Hour (ACH), find the CFM of your device and multiply that by 60 then divide […]

How was the height of Mount Everest measured?

How was the height of Mount Everest measured? The 8,848-metre (or 29,028-foot) measurement was done by the Survey of India in 1954 and it has been globally accepted since then. The measurement was carried out in the days when there was no GPS or other modern sophisticated instruments. Who calculated the height of Mt Everest? […]

Are fire prevention plans required?

Are fire prevention plans required? Requirements for a Fire Prevention Plan. A fire prevention plan is required by all employers who have ten or more employees. This plan should include instructions for how to reduce the risk of a fire in the workplace, as well as training for employees on what they can do to […]

What are the criteria for pump selection?

What are the criteria for pump selection? What information is required to make a pump selection? Liquid name. Knowing the liquid that you are pumping is vital as it allows us to ensure that we offer a pump constructed from compatible materials; thus avoiding potential corrosion and abrasion issues. Flow rate. Pressure. Viscosity. Density. Temperature. […]

What is grain boundary defects?

What is grain boundary defects? A grain boundary is the interface between two grains, or crystallites, in a polycrystalline material. Grain boundaries are 2D defects in the crystal structure, and tend to decrease the electrical and thermal conductivity of the material. What is a point defect and a line defect? Point imperfections (Zero dimensional defects) […]

What is electron movement?

What is electron movement? Electron flow is what we think of as electrical current. Each atom has electrons in it. If you put new electrons in a conductor, they will join atoms, and each atom will spit out an electron to the next atom. This next atom takes in the electron and spits out another […]

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