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*Glenwood 5000 stove is rated for 100k BTU, with 11 sf of heat exchange area - about 10k BTU/SF | *Glenwood 5000 stove is rated for 100k BTU, with 11 sf of heat exchange area - about 10k BTU/SF | ||
*1 kW ~ 3000 BTU/hr | *1 kW ~ 3000 BTU/hr | ||
*Black pipe is only $12/square foot (10k BTU) of heat exchange area using 1" pipe! -[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xTUzDwmhszU4VwrCzDTLW_LENnYHIbPXisFgCwlOvg4/edit#slide=id.g6773fc365_0_0] | *Black pipe is only $12/square foot (10k BTU) of heat exchange area using 1" pipe! - [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xTUzDwmhszU4VwrCzDTLW_LENnYHIbPXisFgCwlOvg4/edit#slide=id.g6773fc365_0_0] | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 17 September 2015
Thermal numeracy refers to understanding the quantities of heat produced, emitted, and transferred in various physical phenomena.
- Fireplace heat loss from chimney can be 80-90% - [1]
- At high temperatures, temperature in degrees F is about 2x that of degrees C. Specifically, ~9/5 times.
- Glenwood 5000 stove is rated for 100k BTU, with 11 sf of heat exchange area - about 10k BTU/SF
- 1 kW ~ 3000 BTU/hr
- Black pipe is only $12/square foot (10k BTU) of heat exchange area using 1" pipe! - [2]