14.0 Math Review 14.4 Interpolation. Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ.

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14.0 Math Review 14.4 Interpolation

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ CFM = drop in w.g.? Step 1: CFM Total Difference : 400 – 200 = 200

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 2: CFM Ratio Factor : 400 – 300 = CFM = drop in w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 2: CFM Ratio Factor : 400 – 300 = 100 Step 3: CFM Ratio: 100 ÷ 200 = 0.5 Step 1: CFM Total Difference : 400 – 200 = CFM = drop in w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 4: w.g. total difference:.09 –.04 = 0.05 Step 3: CFM Ratio: 100 ÷ 200 = CFM = drop in w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 4: w.g. total difference:.09 –.04 = 0.05 Step 3: CFM Ratio: 100 ÷ 200 = CFM = drop in w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 5: CFM Ratio is multiplied by the w.g. total difference: 0.5 x 0.05 = Step 2: CFM Ratio Factor : 400 – 300 = CFM = drop in w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 5: 0.5 x 0.05 = Step 6: Final Answer: = CFM = drop in w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ CFM = w.g.? Step 1: CFM Total Difference: 400 – 200 = 200

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 2: CFM Ratio Factor: 400 – 375 = 25 Step 1: CFM Total Difference: 400 – 200 = CFM = w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 3: CFM Ratio: 25 ÷ 200 = Step 2: CFM Ratio Factor: 400 – 375 = CFM = w.g.? Step 1: CFM Total Difference: 400 – 200 = 200

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 4 w.g. Total Difference: = 0.05 Step 3 CFM Ratio: 25 ÷ 200 = CFM = w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 5: CFM Ratio is multiplied by the w.g. total difference: x 0.05 = CFM = w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 6: = Step 5: x 0.05 = CFM 375 CFM = w.g.?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ If wet coil w.g. is what is the CFM? Step 1: w.g. Total Difference: 0.29 – 0.17 =.12

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 1: w.g. Total Difference: 0.29 – 0.17 =.12 Step 2: w.g. Ratio Factor: 0.29 – = w.g CFM?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 3: w.g. Ratio: ÷ 0.12 = 0.85 Step 2: w.g. Ratio Factor: 0.29 – = w.g CFM? Step 1: w.g. Total Difference: 0.29 – 0.17 =.12

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 4: CFM Total Difference: 800 – 600 = 200 Step 3: w.g Ratio: ÷ 0.12 = 0.85 w.g CFM?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 5: w.g. Ratio is multiplied by the CFM total difference: 0.85 x 200 = 170 w.g CFM?

Interpolation Air Resistance Across The Coil Model Number Air Volume CFM Dry Coil in. w.g. Wet Coil in. w.g. XYZ Step 6: 800 – 170 = 630 Step 5: 0.85 x 200 = CFM w.g CFM?

Interpolation Freezing point °F Antifreeze Specific % of water in solution -20Glycerine Glycerine Glycerine Propylene Glycol Propylene Glycol Propylene Glycol Diethylene Glycol Diethylene Glycol Diethylene Glycol Ethylene glycol Ethylene glycol Ethylene glycol Ethylene glycol Scale for Hygrometer 1.00 to 1.12 Need to be freeze protected to - 30 F 34

Specific Gravity Archimedes of Syracuse 287 – 212 BC

Propylene Glycol Hydrometer : used to measure Specific Gravity

Interpolation Freezing point °F Antifreeze Specific % of water in solution -20Glycerine Glycerine Glycerine Propylene Glycol Propylene Glycol Propylene Glycol Diethylene Glycol Diethylene Glycol Diethylene Glycol Ethylene glycol Ethylene glycol Ethylene glycol Ethylene glycol Scale for Hygrometer 1.00 to 1.12 Need to be freeze protected to - 30 F