HRPQC-03 (7/03)

APPLICATIONS NOTE DIMENSIONS

(FEET)
ROOM ROOM BTUH BTUH
AREA VOLUME TYPICAL HEAVY
0°F. ROOM DIMENSIONS
(FEET)
ROOM ROOM BTUH BTUH
AREA VOLUME TYPICAL HEAVY
-10°F. ROOM DIMENSIONS
(FEET)
ROOM ROOM BTUH BTUH
AREA VOLUME TYPICAL HEAVY
-20°F. ROOM
(add 15% to loads for 10' height) W L H SQ. FT. CU. FT LOAD LOAD
(add 15% to loads for 10' height) (add 15% to loads for 10' height)
W L H SQ. FT. CU. FT LOAD LOAD W L H SQ. FT. CU. FT LOAD LOAD
Quick Calculations Tables give typical and heavy load estimates 6 6 8 36 288 4522 6570 Typical Load Conditions: 6 6 8 36 288 4859 7070 Typical Load Conditions: 6 6 8 36 288 5187 7570 Typical Load Conditions:
based on the conditions in each room temperature table. Condi- 6 8 8 48 384 5296 7390 The Cold Solutions Program 6 8 8 48 384 5692 7960 6 8 8 48 384 6076 8510 The Cold Solutions Program
The Cold Solutions Program
6 10 8 60 480 6020 8170 6 10 8 60 480 8573 10890 6 10 8 60 480 6908 9390
tions include construction, loading, and room surroundings. automatically figures typical loads. automatically figures typical loads. automatically figures typical loads.
8 8 8 64 512 6193 8360 8 8 8 64 512 6654 8990 8 8 8 64 512 7104 9610
Here are the “typical” conditions: Here are the “typical” conditions: Here are the “typical” conditions:
8 10 8 80 640 7032 9270 8 10 8 80 640 7555 9960 8 10 8 80 640 8066 10640
If your conditions are very different from the typical or heavy 8 12 8 96 768 7830 10140
Product - In at +10°
8 12 8 96 768 8413 10890
Product - In at 0°
8 12 8 96 768 8982 11620
Product - In at -10°
8 14 8 112 896 8597 10980 8 14 8 112 896 9239 11790 8 14 8 112 896 9865 12580
conditions, then figure a load estimate specifically for your job. 8 16 8 128 1024 9341 11790
a) Specific heat of product is 0.45 8 16 8 128 1024 10039 12660 a) Specific heat of product is 0.45 8 16 8 128 1024 10720 13500
a) Specific heat of product is 0.45
Here are three suggestions to help you get an accurate load 8 18 8 144 1152 10065 12580
BTU per pound 8 18 8 144 1152 10818 13510 BTU per pound 8 18 8 144 1152 11553 14410
BTU per pound
b) Product loaded in a 24 hour period 8 20 8 160 1280 12225 14780 b) Product loaded in a 24 hour period b) Product loaded in a 24 hour period
estimate for your application: 8 20 8 160 1280 11402 13800 8 20 8 160 1280 13031 15730
8 22 8 176 1408 12097 14570 c) Freezing point of product is 27° 8 22 8 176 1408 12973 15600 c) Freezing point of product is 27° 8 22 8 176 1408 13830 16600 c) Freezing point of product is 27°
8 24 8 192 1536 12779 15320 d) Reduce product to 0° in 24 hours 8 24 8 192 1536 13708 16400 d) Reduce product to -10° in 24 hours 8 24 8 192 1536 14617 17460 d) Reduce product to -20° in 24 hours
a. You can use the paper and pencil calculation in 8 26 8 208 1664 13451 16060 e) Pounds of +10° product EQUALS 8 26 8 208 1664 14432 17200 e) Pounds of 0° product EQUALS 8 26 8 208 1664 15392 18310 e) Pounds of -10° product EQUALS
Heatcraft Refrigeration Products’ Engineering Manual 8 28 8 224 1792 14115 16800 room volume (cu. ft.) 8 28 8 224 1792 15146 17980 room volume (cu. ft.) 8 28 8 224 1792 16156 19140 room volume (cu. ft.)
8 30 8 240 1920 14770 17520 External Temperatures 8 30 8 240 1920 15851 18760 External Temperatures 8 30 8 240 1920 16912 19970 External Temperatures
(H-ENG-1) 8 32 8 256 2048 16549 19520
8 32 8 256 2048 15417 18240 a) 95° on all four walls a) 95° on all four walls 8 32 8 256 2048 17659 20780 a) 95° on all four walls
b. You can use the box load software, in the Calculation Toolbox 10 10 8 100 800 7980 10310 b) 115° on the ceiling (solar effect) 10 10 8 100 800 8573 11070 b) 115° on the ceiling (solar effect) 10 10 8 100 800 9152 11810 b) 115° on the ceiling (solar effect)
of the Cold Solutions Program provided by a Sales Rep 10 12 8 120 960 8883 11300 c) 55° on the floor 10 12 8 120 960 9543 12130 10 12 8 120 960 10187 12940 c) 55° on the floor
c) 55° on the floor
10 14 8 140 1120 9752 12250 10 14 8 140 1120 10477 13150 10 14 8 140 1120 11185 14020

QUICK CALCULATIONS c. Or you can call your Sales Representative for assistance 10
10
16
18
8
8
160
180
1280
1440
11224
12045
13630
14530
Insulation - 4" Urethane
4" urethane on the walls, ceiling,
and floor with R = 25 and k = 0.16
10
10
16
18
8
8
160
180
1280
1440
12028
12911
14580
15550
Insulation - 4" Urethane
4" urethane on the walls, ceiling,
and floor with R = 25 and k = 0.16
10
10
16
18
8
8
160
180
1280
1440
12815
13758
15520
16550
Insulation - 4" Urethane
4" urethane on the walls, ceiling,
and floor with R = 25 and k = 0.16
Before you do a, b, or c, get this information about your job: 10 20 8 200 1600 12849 15430 10 20 8 200 1600 13775 16500 10 20 8 200 1600 14682 17560
for 1. Room information:
10
10
24
28
8
8
240
280
1920
2240
14413
15931
17170
18860
Infiltration - 2 times Average
a) 95° air enters room through the
10
10
24
28
8
8
240
280
1920
2240
15457
17090
18360
20170
Infiltration - 2 times Average
a) 95° air enters room through the
10
10
24
28
8
8
240
280
1920
2240
16480
18227
19530
21460
Infiltration - 2 times Average
a) 95° air enters room through the

WALK-IN COOLERS •Length, width, and height of the box in feet

•Temperature of the refrigerated room (°F)
12
12
12
14
8
8
144
168
1152
1344
9887
11483
12410
13920
door at 50% relative humidity
b) The door openings cause TWICE
12
12
12
14
8
8
144
168
1152
1344
10621
12305
13310
14890
door at 50% relative humidity
b) The door openings cause TWICE
12
12
12
14
8
8
144
168
1152
1344
11338
13108
14190
15850
door at 50% relative humidity
b) The door openings cause TWICE
the number of air changes listed in the number of air changes listed in
and •Relative humidity in the refrigerated room (if specified)
12
12
16
18
8
8
192
216
1536
1728
12423
13338
14970
15990 ‘AVERAGE AIR CHANGES FOR
12
12
16
18
8
8
192
216
1536
1728
13314
14297
16010
17100
the number of air changes listed in
‘AVERAGE AIR CHANGES FOR
12
12
16
18
8
8
192
216
1536
1728
14185
15236
17030
18180 ‘AVERAGE AIR CHANGES FOR
•Summertime design ambient temperature (°F). This is STORAGE ROOMS’ table 12 20 8 240 1920 15260 18160 STORAGE ROOMS’ table STORAGE ROOMS’ table
FREEZERS usually the temperature expected at the location of an air
12
12
20
22
8
8
240
264
1920
2112
14235
15115
16990
17970 Miscellaneous 12 22 8 264 2112 16206 19220 Miscellaneous
12
12
20
22
8
8
240
264
1920
2112
16246
17274
19300
20430 Miscellaneous
14 14 8 196 1568 12547 15110 a) Lighting - One watt per square 14 14 8 196 1568 13446 16160 a) Lighting - One watt per square 14 14 8 196 1568 14326 17190 a) Lighting - One watt per square
cooled condensing unit which cools the room 14 16 8 224 1792 14554 17390
14 16 8 224 1792 13580 16260 foot of floor area foot of floor area 14 16 8 224 1792 15509 18490 foot of floor area
2. Insulation information: 14 20 8 280 2240 14587 17520 b) ‘People Load’ - charged at 1person 14 20 8 280 2240 16696 19780 b) “People Load - charged at 1person 14 20 8 280 2240 17795 21030 b) “People Load - charged at 1person
•Type of insulation, insulation thickness (inches), and external 14 24 8 336 2688 15574 18750 per 25000 cu. ft. of room volume 14 24 8 336 2688 19202 22530
per 25000 cu. ft. of room volume 14 24 8 336 2688 20441 23920 per 25000 cu. ft. of room volume
16 16 8 256 2048 14704 17530 16 16 8 256 2048 15761 18740 16 16 8 256 2048 16795 19920
temperatures on walls, ceiling, floor c) Motors - charged at 1 HP per c) Motors - charged at 1 HP per c) Motors - charged at 1 HP per
16 20 8 320 2560 17318 20420 16 20 8 320 2560 18533 21790 16 20 8 320 2560 29124 32530
12500 cu. ft. of room volume 12500 cu. ft. of room volume 12500 cu. ft. of room volume
BTUH LOADS for: 3. Infiltration load information:
•The temperature (°F) of the entering air and the relative
16
18
24
18
8
8
384
324
3072
2592
19416
17429
22800
20550
‘Heavy Load’ Conditions:
16
18
24
18
8
8
384
324
3072
2592
20786
18652
24320
21930
‘Heavy Load’ Conditions:
16
18
24
18
8
8
384
324
3072
2592
22129
19850
25820
23270
‘Heavy Load’ Conditions:
Same as ‘Typical’ except: Same as ‘Typical’ except: Same as ‘Typical’ except:
6’ x 6’ to 40’ x 40’ Rooms humidity of the entering air. Also, an estimate of the door
18
18
20
24
8
8
360
432
2880
3456
18592
20863
21870
24460
a) Pounds of product is 3 times cu. ft.
18
18
20
24
8
8
360
432
2880
3456
19900
22336
23330
26090 a) Pounds of product is 3 times cu. ft.
18
18
20
24
8
8
360
432
2880
3456
21182
23781
24760
27680
a) Pounds of product is 3 times cu. ft.
usage - average, heavy, etc. 20 20 8 400 3200 19842 23300
b) People load is 1 person 20 20 8 400 3200 21240 24850 b) People load is 1 person 20 20 8 400 3200 22611 26370
b) People load is 1 person
with 8’ Ceilings •Does the box have glass doors? Dock doors? How many? 20
20
24
28
8
8
480
560
3840
4480
22911
25289
26530
29260
Safety Factor - 10%
10% safety factor is added to the
20
20
24
28
8
8
480
560
3840
4480
24503
27054
28260
31160
Safety Factor - 10%
10% safety factor is added to the
20
20
24
28
8
8
480
560
3840
4480
26066
28788
29950
33030
Safety Factor - 10%
10% safety factor is added to the
4. Product load information:
at -20°F. to +35°F. •What is the product or product mix?
20
20
32
36
8
8
640
720
5120
5760
28058
30347
32380
35020
product, transmission, infiltration,
and miscellaneous loads described
20
20
32
36
8
8
640
720
5120
5760
29993
32449
34450
37260
product, transmission, infiltration,
and miscellaneous loads described
20
20
32
36
8
8
640
720
5120
5760
31894
34516
36490
39460
product, transmission, infiltration,
and miscellaneous loads described
•How many pounds of product entering at what temperature? 20 40 8 800 6400 33231 38070 above. 20 40 8 800 6400 35515 40470 above. 20 40 8 800 6400 37762 42840 above.
40 24 8 960 7680 37745 43290 Run time - 18 hrs, electric defrost 40 24 8 960 7680 40316 45980 Run time - 18 hrs, electric defrost 40 24 8 960 7680 42487 48270 Run time - 18 hrs, electric defrost
•How long (hours) does it take to load the product into room?
Based on 95°F. Ambient •How quickly (hours) should the room pull the product down
40
40
28
32
8
8
1120
1280
8960
10240
42361
46722
48420
53490
18 hour condensing unit run time.
The BTU load for 24 hours is
40
40
28
32
8
8
1120
1280
8960
10240
45232
49870
51390
56730
18 hour condensing unit run time.
The BTU load for 24 hours is
40
40
28
32
8
8
1120
1280
8960
10240
48059
52973
54320
59940
18 hour condensing unit run time.
The BTU load for 24 hours is
to what temperature? 40 36 8 1440 11520 51218 58500 divided by 18 to yield the hourly 40 36 8 1440 11520 54656 62020
divided by 18 to yield the hourly 40 36 8 1440 11520 58047 65490 divided by 18 to yield the hourly
40 40 8 1600 12800 55479 63460 40 40 8 1600 12800 59186 67250 40 40 8 1600 12800 62848 71000
•How many pounds of fruit and vegetables are in the room? heat load reported in this table. heat load reported in this table. heat load reported in this table.
(respiration load)
5. Miscellaneous loads information:
•How many people work in the room?
QUICK CALCULATIONS for QUICK CALCULATIONS for QUICK CALCULATIONS for
•What is the lighting (watts)? FREEZERS FREEZERS FREEZERS
© 2003, Heatcraft Refrigeration Products LLC •How many motors (HP) do work in the room?
 HEAT EQUIVALENT HEAT EQUIVALENT AVERAGE AIR CHANGES
DIMENSIONS ROOM ROOM BTUH BTUH 30°F. ROOM DIMENSIONS ROOM ROOM BTUH BTUH 35°F. ROOM
-10°F. to 0°F. Reach-Ins 35°F. to 40°F. Reach-Ins EQUATION (FEET) AREA VOLUME TYPICAL HEAVY (add 15% to loads for 10' height) (FEET) AREA VOLUME TYPICAL HEAVY
(add 15% to loads for 10' height)
W L H SQ. FT. CU. FT LOAD LOAD W L H SQ. FT. CU. FT. LOAD LOAD
in BTUH per HP of Electric of Occupancy for Storage Rooms due to for 6 6 8 36 288 3483 5190 Typical Load Conditions: 6 6 8 36 288 4986 6540
Room Volume Approximate Room Volume Approximate
Motors Openings & Infiltration Door Openings & Infiltration Heat Conduction 6 8 8 48 384 4095 5910 6 8 8 48 384 5884 7470
Typical Load Conditions:
The Cold Solutions Program The Cold Solutions Program
Cubic Feet BTUH Cubic Feet BTUH 6 10 8 60 480 4668 6590 automatically figures typical loads. 6 10 8 60 480 6729 8350
automatically figures typical loads.
Inside Outside Room Heat Equivalent Room Room Room Q Total = U x A x (°F. out - °F. in) 8 8 8 64 512 4812 6760
Here are the “typical” conditions: 8 8 8 64 512 6939 8570
Motor Refrigeration Refrigeration per person Temp. 8 10 8 80 640 5485 7580 8 10 8 80 640 7934 9600
Here are the “typical” conditions:
Volume Temp.
4 - 10 1000 4 - 10 950 - 1150 HP Space Space
Temperature Above 32°F. Below 32°F. 8 12 8 96 768 6126 8360
BTU / 24 Hours Cu. Ft. Legend: Product - In at +10°
8 12 8 96 768 8887 10590
Product - In at 40°
8 14 8 112 896 6744 9120 8 14 8 112 896 9808 11550
11 - 18 1350 11 - 18 1100 - 1300 200 44.0 33.5 “Q Total” is total heat transfer in BTU a) Specific heat of product is 0.90 a) Specific heat of product is 0.90
1/8 to 1/2 4250 2545 50°F. 17280 8 16 8 128 1024 7343 9860
BTU per pound
8 16 8 128 1024 10626 12410
BTU per pound
19 - 35 1900 19 - 28 2100 250 38.0 29.0 per hour (BTUH) 8 18 8 144 1152 7927 10580 8 18 8 144 1152 11581 13410
1/2 to 3 3700 2545 40°F. 20160 300 34.5 26.2 “U” is coefficient of heat transfer in 8 20 8 160 1280 9078 11740 b) Product loaded in a 24 hour period 8 20 8 160 1280 12588 14310
b) Product loaded in a 24 hour period
c) Freezing point of product is 27°
3 to 20 2950 2545 30°F. 22800 400 29.5 22.5 BTU / (hour x sq. ft. x °F.) 8 22 8 176 1408 9639 12440 c) Freezing point of product is 27° 8 22 8 176 1408 13434 15190
d) Reduce product to 35° in 24 hours.
500 26.0 20.0 8 24 8 192 1536 10192 13130 d) Reduce product to 30° in 24 hours 8 24 8 192 1536 14267 16060
“x” is the symbol for multiply
36 - 55 2900 29 - 38 2600 Use “motor inside” when BOTH 20°F. 25200 600 23.0 18.0 8 26 8 208 1664 10736 13820 e) Pounds of +40° product EQUALS 8 26 8 208 1664 15585 17420
e) Pounds of 40° product entering the
800 20.0 15.3 “A” is area in square feet room is two times room cu. ft.
56 - 75 4200 39 - 68 3500 the motor and the work done 10°F. 28800 1000 17.5 13.5 “(°F. out - °F. in)” is the temperature on
8 28 8 224 1792 11273 14490 room volume (cu. ft.) 8 28 8 224 1792 16398 18270
External Temperatures
8 30 8 240 1920 11804 15170 External Temperatures 8 30 8 240 1920 17203 19120
by the motor are inside the 0°F. 31200 a) 95° on all four walls,
76 - 100 5500 69 - 100 5700 1500 14.0 11.0 the outside less the temperature 8 32 8 256 2048 12330 15830 a) 95° on all four walls 8 32 8 256 2048 18001 19960
b) 115° on the ceiling (solar effect)
refrigerated room. -10°F. 33600 2000 12.0 9.3 on the inside of the insulation 10 10 8 100 800 6252 8520 b) 115° on the ceiling (solar effect) 10 10 8 100 800 9072 10790
3000 9.5 7.4 c) 55° on the floor
10 12 8 120 960 6984 9430 c) 55° on the floor 10 12 8 120 960 10164 11930
4000 8.2 6.3 Insulation - 4" Styrofoam
Use “motor outside” when the If occupancy is unknown U = 1 divided by R 10 14 8 140 1120 7691 10310 Insulation - 4" Urethane 10 14 8 140 1120 11221 13040
a) 4" Styrofoam on the wall & ceiling,
Based on a minimum 1-1/2 inch Based on a minimum 1 inch 5000 7.2 5.6 10 16 8 160 1280 8956 11610
work done by the motor is allow one person per 24 U = k x (insulation thickness) 4" urethane on the walls, ceiling, 10 16 8 160 1280 12398 14120
with R = 16.7 and k = 0.24
urethane foam insulated fixture, urethane foam insulated fixture, 6000 6.5 5.0 10 18 8 180 1440 9626 12460 10 18 8 180 1440 13406 15170
inside the refrigerated room, hours for each 25,000 cubic 8000 5.5 4.3 k = (insulation thickness) / R and floor with R = 25 and k = 0.16 b) 6” concrete on the floor,
18 hours per day compressor 16 hours per day compressor 10 20 8 200 1600 10282 13290 10 20 8 200 1600 14890 16710
but the motor is outside of the 10000 4.9 3.8 Infiltration - 2 times Average with R = 4.8 and k = 1.25
run time. run time. feet of space. Insulation thickness is inches. 10 24 8 240 1920 11560 14920 10 24 8 240 1920 16823 18740
refrigerated room. 15000 3.9 3.0 a) 95° air enters room through the Infiltration - 2 times Average
10 28 8 280 2240 12804 16520 10 28 8 280 2240 18709 20720
door at 50% relative humidity a) 95° air enters room through the
12 12 8 144 1152 7805 10460 12 12 8 144 1152 11391 13220
b) The door openings cause TWICE door at 50% relative humidity
12 14 8 168 1344 9177 11910 12 14 8 168 1344 12728 14470
the number of air changes listed in b) The door openings cause TWICE
12 16 8 192 1536 9948 12890 12 16 8 192 1536 13887 15680
REACH-IN GLASS DOOR LOADS ‘AVERAGE AIR CHANGES FOR the number of air changes listed in
Electrical Formulas 12 18 8 216 1728 10700 13850
STORAGE ROOMS’ table
12 18 8 216 1728 15518 17370
‘AVERAGE AIR CHANGES FOR
LIGHTS Room BTUH
12 20 8 240 1920 11438 14800 12 20 8 240 1920 16633 18550
STORAGE ROOMS’ table.
(Heaters, Resistive Loads) 12 22 8 264 2112 12164 15740 Miscellaneous 12 22 8 264 2112 17732 19710
Miscellaneous
Typically 1 to 1-1/2 watts per square foot. Cutting or storage rooms Temperature per Door Glass door loads have been 14 14 8 196 1568 10054 13030 a) Lighting - One watt per square 14 14 8 196 1568 14046 15850
a) Lighting - One watt per square
can be double the storage figure. adjusted for run time load. 14 16 8 224 1792 10907 14130 foot of floor area 14 16 8 224 1792 15828 17700
foot of floor area
Single Phase Loads: 35°F. 1060 14 20 8 280 2240 12560 16270 b) ‘People Load’ - charged at 1person 14 20 8 280 2240 18329 20340
b) “People Load - charged at 1 person
Watts = Amps times Volts [P = I x E] 30°F. 960 Multiply number of doors by
14 24 8 336 2688 14597 18800 per 25000 cu. ft. of room volume 14 24 8 336 2688 20756 22910
per 25000 cu. ft. of room volume
Each watt is multiplied by 3.42 BTU per watt to get BTUH and then 16 16 8 256 2048 11842 15340 16 16 8 256 2048 17240 19200
Amps = Watts divided by Volts [I = P / E] multiplied by 24 to get the daily load. 0°F. 1730 the door load listed and add to c) Motors - charged at 1 HP per c) Motors - charged at 1 HP per
16 20 8 320 2560 14093 18160 16 20 8 320 2560 19987 22100
-10°F. 1730 12500 cu. ft. of room volume 16000 cu. ft. of room volume
Volts = Amps divided by Watts [E = P / I] hourly heat load in the tables. 16 24 8 384 3072 15846 20480 16 24 8 384 3072 22656 24930
‘Heavy Load’ Conditions: ‘Heavy Load’ Conditions:
-20°F. 1730 18 18 8 324 2592 14189 18290 18 18 8 324 2592 20132 22260
Same as ‘Typical’ except: Same as ‘Typical’ except:
18 20 8 360 2880 15164 19580 18 20 8 360 2880 21615 23830
a) Pounds of product is 3 times cu. ft. a) Pounds of product is 3 times cu. ft.
Three Phase Loads: (where the loads on each phase are equal) 18 24 8 432 3456 17071 22120 18 24 8 432 3456 25018 27410
b) People load is 1 person
20 20 8 400 3200 16216 20990
b) People load is 1 person
20 20 8 400 3200 23713 26030
Watts = 1.732 times Amps times Volts [P = 1.732 x I x E] HEAT GAIN For the heat gain from lift trucks Safety Factor - 10% Safety Factor - 10%
MEAT CUTTING / PREP ROOM 20 24 8 480 3840 18854 24190 20 24 8 480 3840 27005 29370
Amps = Watts divided by Volts [I = P / (1.732 x E)] for battery operated with internal combustion engines, 20 28 8 560 4480 22108 28150 10% safety factor is added to the 10% safety factor is added to the
20 28 8 560 4480 30084 32650
Volts = Amps divided by Watts (E = P / (1.732 x I)] derive the equivalent HP by product, transmission, infiltration, product, transmission, infiltration,
lift trucks Floor BTUH Meat/Prep. Room loads based on 20 32 8 640 5120 23277 30020 20 32 8 640 5120 33608 36370
and miscellaneous loads described
multiplying engine HP by daily per Square Feet of Floor 20 36 8 720 5760 25219 32670 and miscellaneous loads described
(typically 4 - 5 equivalent HP) hours of operation and dividing by Square continuous operation and include
20 36 8 720 5760 36595 39550
above.
Feet 20 40 8 800 6400 27714 35730 above. 20 40 8 800 6400 40190 43200
24 (typically 4 - 5 equivalent HP). 55°F. 50°F. allowances for average number of 40 24 8 960 7680 31681 41100 Run time - 18 hrs, electric defrost 40 24 8 960 7680 45633 49040
Run time - 16 hrs., air defrost
Battery Heat gain Approx. personnel, processing equipment, 16 hour condensing unit run time.
operated per hour total Multiply the equiv. HP by 75000 100 93 105 40 28 8 1120 8960 35721 46410 18 hour condensing unit run time. 40 28 8 1120 8960 51628 55280
etc., with glass panel in one wall The BTU load for 24 hours is
load of lift truck weight for the additional BTU/day. 200 88 99 40 32 8 1280 10240 39570 51670 The BTU load for 24 hours is 40 32 8 1280 10240 57408 61460
and walls and ceilings insulated divided by 16 to yield the hourly
capacity, operation, of lift truck, 300 85 95 40 36 8 1440 11520 43516 56880 divided by 18 to yield the hourly 40 36 8 1440 11520 63278 67580
with 3 inches of styrene with box heat load reported in this table.
POUNDS BTUH POUNDS If motor or loading conditions are 400 81 90 40 40 8 1600 12800 47289 62060 heat load reported in this table. 40 40 8 1600 12800 68954 73650
Heatcraft Refrigeration Products LLC not known then calculate one 500 78 87 located in air conditioned area.
2175 West Park Place Boulevard • Stone Mountain, GA 30087 USA motor HP for each 16000 cu. ft. in 600 75 85 Evaporator should be low outlet
2000 14000 6000
770-465-5600 • Fax: 770-465-5990 700 72 81 velocity type to avoid drafts and
a storage cooler and 12500 cu. ft.
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4000 21000 8000
in a storage freezer. Loading
800 69 78
should be selected for continuous QUICK CALCULATIONS for QUICK CALCULATIONS for
6000 23000 12000 900 67 75
docks and high distribution operation and not less than 30°F.
8000 26000 14000
warehouses are heavier.
1000
1200
65
62
73
69 evaporator temperature. COOLERS COOLERS