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    The document discusses the calculation of heating and cooling degree days, which are used to estimate annual heating and cooling loads. Heating degree days are calculated by subtracting the daily average outdoor temperature from a balance point temperature, while cooling degree days are calculated by subtracting the balance point from the average. Formulas are provided to estimate annual heating and cooling loads based on peak loads, degree days, and temperature differences.

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    The document discusses the calculation of heating and cooling degree days, which are used to estimate annual heating and cooling loads. Heating degree days are calculated by subtracting the daily average outdoor temperature from a balance point temperature, while cooling degree days are calculated by subtracting the balance point from the average. Formulas are provided to estimate annual heating and cooling loads based on peak loads, degree days, and temperature differences.

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    Heating Degree Days (HDD) for a particular climate is obtained by subtracting each day's mean
    outdoor dry bulb temperature from the balance point temperature this result is the number of HDDs 3 7 0 6
    for that day. For example, if the maximum and minimum outdoor dry bulb temperatures of a place
    were80Fand20Frespectively,andthebalancepointtemperaturewere65F,thenHDDoftheplace 6 5
    forthatparticulardaywouldhavebeen65[(80+20)/2]=15.Ifthemeanoutdoordrybulbtemperature
    isequaltoorhigherthanthebalancepointtemperature,thentheHDDwouldbeequal
    to0.

    DegreeDaysandAnnualHeatingloss

    A preliminary estimate of annual heating load, using degree day method, can be obtained by the
    followingformula:

    H=PHLx24xHDD/T

    Where
    Followers
    H=AnnualheatingloadinBtu
    Pengikut(95)Berikutnya
    PHL=peakheatingload(heatloss)inBtu/hr

    HDD=heatingdegreedays

    T=temperaturedifference,F

    CALCULATIONOFCOOLINGDEGREEDAYS

    Cooling Degree Days (CDD) for a particular climate is obtained by subtracting each day's mean
    Ikuti
    outdoor dry bulb temperature from the balance point temperature this result is the number of CDDs
    for that day. For example, if the maximum and minimum outdoor dry bulb temperatures of a place
    were90Fand60Frespectively,andthebalancepointtemperaturewere65F,thenCDDoftheplace
    forthatparticulardaywouldhavebeen[(90+60)/2]65=10.Ifthemeanoutdoordrybulbtemperature
    isequaltoorlowerthanthebalancepointtemperature,thentheCDDwouldbeequalto0.

    Annualcoolingload

    A preliminary estimate of annual heating load, using degree day method, can be obtained by the
    followingformula:

    C=PCLx24xCDD/T

    Where

    C=AnnualcoolingloadinBtu

    PCL=peakcoolingload(heatgain)inBtu/hr

    CDD=coolingdegreedays

    T=temperaturedifference,F

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