What is the main differences between total cooling and sensible cooling. The latent and the sensible coolng.?
anonymous
2008-06-13 08:13:53 UTC
based upon 100 people with light, solar and roof gains is this a sensible cooling load or total. what is the difference apart form the latent factor
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NJGuy
2008-06-13 08:30:13 UTC
Sensible heat or cooling is the heat energy that is measurable with the simplest means, such as a thermometer. Latent heat or cooling requires more sophisticated equipment, since it is the energy required to cause a change in state. Total heating or cooling is the sum of the latent and sensible measurements.
Your example of the 100 people could be a combination of the two types or simply sensible heat. More information would be required.
Rosana
2015-08-10 11:29:54 UTC
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What is the main differences between total cooling and sensible cooling. The latent and the sensible coolng.?
based upon 100 people with light, solar and roof gains is this a sensible cooling load or total. what is the difference apart form the latent factor
viloria
2016-11-14 10:37:42 UTC
Sensible Cooling
Del Griffith
2008-06-13 09:04:28 UTC
Here is the way I think about out. Sensible heat is the heat you feel, basically the straight temperature of the room read from a thermometer. Latent heat is moisture in the air. This can be from anything that can evaporate (coffee, sweat, steam, rain, etc..). The total is the addition of both.
The sensible cooling is what drives the temperature down, the latent cooling is what removes the moisture.
Based on your scenario, the sensible heat would be from lights, solar and roof and people. The latent heat load would be from people.
Typically the latent load is much less than the sensible heat load.
anonymous
2016-04-09 03:06:50 UTC
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