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CHAPTER 10 - MISCELLANEOUS∆(delta)∆P∆Tπ(pi)Σ(sigma)= differential, difference in, change in, increment= pressure drop, differential, or loss usually in psi= difference, change or drop in temperature= 3.141592654 = ratio of circumference of a circle. to the diameter of that circle= sum, summation, total ofΩ(omega) = ohm, unit of electric resistance = 1 V/A± = plus or minus, tolerance≠= not equal to< = (is) less than≤ = smaller than or equal to> = (is) greater than≥ = greater than or equal toα≈≅∴∞standard symbols in heating specifications= much smaller than= much larger than= proportional to, similar to= approximately equal to= congruent to= therefore= angle= parrallel to= perpendicular to, at right angles to= infinity, infinite94
CHAPTER 11 - PRODUCT REVIEWCONDENSING GAS BOILERSAlpine -Gas, Stainless Steel,Condensing, High EfficiencyModelNumber AFUE %Input (Min-Max) MBHDOE Heat.Cap. MBHNet I=B=RMBHALP080 95.0 16-80 73 63ALP105 95.0 21-105 96 83ALP150 95.0 30-150 137 119ALP210 95.0 42-210 193 168ALP285 95.0 57-285 263 229ALP399 94.1/94.5 80-399 377 328ALP500 95.0 100-500 475 413Freedom - Gas, Cast Aluminum, Condensing, High EfficiencyModelNumber AFUE %Input (Min-Max) MBHDOE Heat.Cap. MBHNet I=B=RMBHFCM070 95.4 30-70 63 55FCM090 94.5 30-90 80 70FCM120 95.2 40-120 107 93CHG - Gas, Cast Aluminum, Condensing, High EfficiencyModelNumber AFUE %Input (Min-Max) MBHDOE Heat.Cap. MBHNet I=B-RMBHCHG150 93.10 30-150 135 117CHG225 94.20 56.25-225 202 17695
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INTRODUCTIONSizing for Tankless Hea
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INTRODUCTIONvia outdoor reset techn
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CHAPTER 1 - STEAMONE AND TWO PIPE S
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CHAPTER 1 - STEAMSTEAM CONVERSION F
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CHAPTER 2 - HOT WATER PIPING - RESI
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CHAPTER 2 - HOT WATER PIPING - RESI
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