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nikica nikica
  • 02-06-2024
  • Physics
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P=1000W, V=10L, ∆t=80°C, how much is t?​

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blulu84
blulu84 blulu84
  • 02-06-2024

Answer:

kW = ((SCFM x Delta T) / 3000) x 1.2 This formula can be used for "standard air".

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