V sup: Supply airflow rate (m³/s) Vret : Exhaust airflow rate (m³/s) To Air-to-air heat recovery system Ve exf: Exfiltration (m³/s) Tret Exhaust air temperature (°C) Tsup Supply air temperature (°C) T : Zone temperature (°C) To : Outdoor air temperature (°C) Exhaust air fan Vret Θ T sup Supply air fan Heating coil Tret Zone T: Vexf

V sup: Supply airflow rate (m³/s) Vret : Exhaust airflow rate (m³/s) To Air-to-air heat recovery system Ve exf: Exfiltration (m³/s) Tret Exhaust air temperature (°C) Tsup Supply air temperature (°C) T : Zone temperature (°C) To : Outdoor air temperature (°C) Exhaust air fan Vret Θ T sup Supply air fan Heating coil Tret Zone T: Vexf

Principles of Heat Transfer (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305387102

Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter10: Heat Exchangers

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