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Annual Heating Degree-Day Normals (dg)

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Available Btu (q) and Cost Per Unit of Fuel (C)

    With the rising cost of energy, heat loss due to ventilation or exhausting smoke becomes a real drain on the budget.  This heat loss calculator helps you discover exactly how much money is being wasted by opening that door or starting up an exhaust fan to clear some of the smoke.  You will also notice that this is a handy tool for justifying the purchase of that extra machine you know will make a huge difference.  We tried to keep it easy to read, but if you have questions, just call!

Heat Loss Calculator

Heating $/hr=(.154 x CFM x (dg) x T x C)/q

Enter CFM exhausted to the outside or use 5000 CFM as a convenient value CFM =
Enter hours worked per week - T: T =
Enter available Btu per unit - q - from table: q =
Enter cost of fuel $/unit - C - from table: C =
Select desired air temp and enter annual heating degree-day normal - dg - from table below: dg =
Cost of Heating Loss per year - $ - : $

Calculators and charts used by permission from Air Quality Engineering, Incorporated.