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 PARK STREET COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ELECTRICITY
HEAT LOSS CALCULATIONS

In designing a heating system, the first step is to estimate

the amount of heat loss of each room, then size the heating equipment to
meet these losses. Heat leaks out through: - walls
ceiling and roofs
windows
doors
floors
natural infiltration
or forced ventilation

Almost all building products now on the market have set values
of their resistance to heat flow expressed in BTU's per square foot.
Once all the components of the structure are known their individual values
can be added to give the total reiistance to heat flow. This Is then
changed to conductance (I.e. R = U ) which is then changed to watts,
(i.e. 1 KW = 3413 BTU )
( 1 Watt = 3.413 BTU) 0
therefore conductance (8TU) 7 3.413 = watts loss per square foot for 1
change of temperature. oAs this area in Orillia has a temperature
0
difference (T.D.) of 83 (72 to _11 ) the conductance in watts is
multiplied by 83 to give the watts loss per square foot of the structure.

There are pre-calculated tables in watts per square foot per

degree temperature difference which may be multiplied by B3° to give the
proper heat loss for most of the common building constructions found.
Some of the common ones are as f0110ws:­

Construction Watts per Square Ft. Watts ger Square Ft.

per degree T.D. for B3 T.D.
Brick veneer-no insult .079 6.6
Brick veneer-2" insul. .028 2.3
Brick veneer-3-5/S" insult .017 1.4
Frame walls-no insult .076 6.3
Frame walls-2" insult .025 2.1
Frame walls-3-5/8" insult .017 1.4
8" concrete block-no insul. .164 13.6
B" concrete block-2" insul. .029 2.4
8" concrete block-3-S/8" insul. ,OlB 1.6
Floors over air space
no insulation - concrete ,202 16.8
Double wood - no insul. .100 8.3
Double wood - 2" insult .029 2.4
Double wood - 6" insul. .014 1.2
 Page 2. Heat Loss Calculations

Construction Watts per Square Ft. Watts Ber Square Ft.

Per Dsg!.'se T.D. for 83 T,D.
Glass - single .331 27.5
Glass - double .155 12.8
Single door .149 12.4
Stormed door .088 7.3
Ceilings
Lath & Plaster - no insul.
.179 14.9
Lath & Plaster - 3" insul.
.021 1.7
Lath & Plaster - 6" insul.
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Basements

Above grade - 2" insul.

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Below grade - 2" insul.
.014 (35 T.D.)
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Basement floors
.6
Infil tration .43 above grade
(Cubic content of Room) .22 below grade
Exposed slabs
No insulation 20 per lineal ft.
2" insulation 13.7 per lineal ft.

Unce the components are known, all that is necessary is

to find the net areas in square feet of the structure exposed to
outside temperatures - multiply by the heat loss per square foot
and total these for each individual room.
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ELECTRICITY
HEAT LOSS CALCULATIONS

In designing B heating system, the first step is to estimate

the amount of heat loss of each room, then size the heating equipment to
meet these 105585. Heat leaks out through: - walls
ceiling and roofs
windows
doors
floors
natural infiltration
or forced ventilation

Almost all building products now on the market have set values
of their resistance to heat flow expressed in BTU's per square foot.
Once all the components of the structure are known their individual values
can be added to give the total reiistance to heat flow. This is then
changed to conductance (i.e. R = U ) which is then changed to watts,
(i.e. 1 KW = 3413 BTU )
( 1 Watt = 3.413 BTU) 0
therefore conductance (BTU) 7 3.413 = watts loss per square foot for 1
change of temperature. oAs this area in Orillia has a temperature
0
difference (T.D.) of 83 (?2 to _11 ) the conductance in watts is
multiplied by 83 to give the watts loss per square foot of the structure.

There are pre-calculated tables in watts per square

0
foot per
degree temperature difference which may be multiplied by 83 to give the
proper heat loss for most of the common building constructions found.
Some of the common ones are as follows:­

Construction Watts per Square Ft. Watts ger Square Ft.

per degree T.D. for 83 T.D.
Brick veneer-no insula .079 6.6
Brick veneer-2" insul. .028 2.3
Brick veneer-3-5/8" insul. .Dl? 1.4
Frame walls-no insula .076 6.3
Frame walls-2" insul. .025 2.1
Frame walls-3-S/8" insul. .Ol? 1.4
B" concrete block-no insula .164 13.6
B" concrete block-2" insul. .029 2.4
8" concrete block-3-5/8" insul. .018 1.6
Floors over air space
no insulation - concrete .202 16.8
Double wood - no insul. .100 8.3
Double wood - 2" insula .029 2.4
Double wood - 6" insul. .014 1.2
 Page 2. Heat Loss Calculations

Construction Watts per Square Ft. Watts Ber Square Ft,

Per Deqree T.D. for 83 T .D"
........ ... .....
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Glass - single .331 27.5

Glass - double .155 12.8
Single door .149 12.4
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Ceilings
Lath & Plaster - no insulA .179 14.9
Lath & Plaster - 3" insulA .021 1.7
Lath & Plaster - 6" insulA .014 1.4
~~ments

Above tJrade - 2" insulA .029 2.4

Below grade - 2" insu1. .014 (35°r.D.) 1.2
Basement floors
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Infiltration .43 above g~2dc

- (Cub i c.-£o nt eflt__o:;.;. .f. .;.;,R.;:.o.;:.o,;,;.;m. !. )

Exposed slabs
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No insulation 2~ per lineal fL.

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~~ce the componen~s a~G known, ell t~at is necc~=~=y i~
to find the net areas in square feet of the structure exposed to
outside temperatures - multiply by the heat loss per square foot
and total these for each individual room.
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 984-0019:0 (front)

rev. 2-75

ONTARIO ELECTRICAL LEAGUE

copy for:­ heating and cooling installation record
note: this is not a contract. any amounts stated herein are estimates only and are subiect to change without notice.
specification for date

o new o conversion n heating D cooling

submitted for submitted by

location of installation address

phone number

power supply authority address phone number

estimated annual heated area cooled area

heating consumption Btu
estimate
sq. ft. sq. ft. o to C.S.A. C 273.1
standards
kwh based on degree days c factor
detai Is
annual heating cost
submitted other conditions
and:­ inside design temp. outside design temp.

O list.
est imated at C/kwh heating cooli ng heat i ng cooling
~

remarks

lind hellting-cooling each room to the following requirement note: shaded area for use of Inspection only.
cooling heating coo Ing heating
room or area
room or area
min. watts min. watts
name and Identify
min. name and identify min.
or Btu h or Btu h
carefully
Btu h carefully Btuh
required required

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Notify power supply authority of changes in details submitted as they could affect heating consumption and installed capacity.
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prepared by reference

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ONTARIO ELECTRICAL LEAGUE

rev. , - 68

HEAT LOAD CALCULATION WORK SHEET

r coefficient rOom - BE:.D 200\01. ,..., room - BE:t:>~H. "2- room-~"?OOH tt3 room - O,W\~G.

description
watts I
btuh
watts/
btuh
L \~'
heat loss
L 91 heat loss

L '1' L 1\ I
heat loss heat loss
0.' 7' ~'
per sq ft. per sq. ft. W
per of TO.
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In
walls/btuh
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W
H
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W
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In
watts btuh
gross outside wall
I 7 C:. SQ. ft. \4-4 SQ. h. '5h SQ. h.
{04­ SQ. II.
glass
b.I~~ 12.~ \':> SQ. ft. \q 'C. \~SQ.h. \q~ 15 SQ . h. \q c:. If> SQ. ft.
\q~
outs Ide door sa.h. SQ. ft. SQ. h. SQ. ft.

net outside wall

o .CJ17 \ \ et­ \~I SQ. ft. ~ 2:~.cS,. I~ SQ. It. I ~(Lro 4\ SQ. ft.
'51.~ 4Q SQ. fl. -{,.,~k
ceiling
0.014 1.4 \1 i SQ. fl.
\~'3.~ /7 SQ. II. I ()"1. <-i ~3SQ h.
~ ."2­ 'K~ SQ. ft.
\ '2. 3 • "'2.
JOiSt so.ft. SQ. It. SQ. ft. SQ. ft.
floor
slab I,n. fl. lIn. ft. Iln. fl. lin. fl.

infiltration u.4-3 q '3,=",u I h. ~O2'.41 (A~cu h. z.1"6 •(, 'SeA cu h.

l~lb.12. lO4- cu h.
-:<'t"'\r.ra
calculated ,n ­ !Xl 'Nalts Dbtuh total g~3.6~ total
-10C{ total
554-.3' total ~~, .5c
coefficient room - K \ 'fC, ~E:U rOOITI ­ t.- \ \J \ \.JC:! room ­ BAT~ room - WALl
description
waltSI
btuh
waltSI
btuh
L 11 heat loss
L l"f' heat loss
L ~ heat loss
L
heat loss
per sq. ft. per sq. ft. W 9' in W 10 in W 5 in W in
per of TO . ~~ for ~I walts/btuh ~, waltS/btuh walts/btuh wallS/btuh
.~.oF TO. H H H
~ H ~
gross outside wall
\ \ ~ SQ It. "C. t G,SQ. h. 4O SQ. h. 4'7I SQ. ft.

glass
o. \"5'5
\~.~ I ~SQ.It. \q~ '3(;.5Q. h. ! 4-UC. 'IS (J:) SQ. ft.
ICr,.~ SQ. ft.
outs ide door

b.~ 7. ~ SQ.1t. t\OSQ.ft. 1000 SQ. It. -ZO,.,Q.lt.

14-~
net outside wall
0.0\1 1.41­ lo4sQIt. '4-'=>.~ SQ. ft. ~q.SQ It. 4/o~ 13\.T.)sQ ft. 4A-.~
ceiling
10.0\+ I .tt (,,3 SQ.1t.
~'g.~ \ 10SQ It. z.~~ ~() SQ. ft.
4~ I~c; 3Q ft.
Ilq
Joist SQ. fl. SQ. ft. SQ. h. SQ. ft.
floor
slab II n. It. lIn. h. lin. It. lin. It.

infiltration 5~uft. cl~.7Z. 13~uft 5'g£t-.. ~ ~40cu.ft. \03.2 (Q <zso ~u. ft. z.q 2.4·
culated in­ ~ watts 0 btuh total ~4E .'52 total ~~~3.~ total
c~q .{P total
~ Ol.<i~
coefficient room ­ room ­ room ­ room

wattSI watts/ L
L L L
aescription btuh
btuh heat loss
heat loss heat loss heat loss
per sq. ft. per sq ft. W in
W In W in W in
lor walls/btuh
watts/btuh watts/ btuh watts/btuh
per of TO. H H H H
...... oF Tn.
gross outs ide wa II SQ. It. sa.f1. SQ. ft. SCl.ft.

glass sq. ft. SQ. It. SQ. ft. SQ. II.

outs ide door SQ. It. SQ. II. SQ. I\. SQ. fl.

net outside wall sq.ft. $Q. h. SQ. fl. SQ. II.

cei ling SQ. ft. SQ. ft. SQ. ft. SQ. fl.

joist SQ. It. SQ. h. SQ. II. SQ. ft.

floor
slab lin. ft. 1m. ft. lin. flo 1m. It.

infiltration cu. ft. cu. ft. Cll. fl. cu. flo

calculated in ­ o wallS Dbtuh total total total total

basement coefficient room ­ room ­ rOom ­ room ­

wattsl L L L L
watts heat loss
heat loss heat loss heat loss
btuh
btuh in
in W in W in
descript ion per sq. ft. W W
per sq.f!. 10' walls/btuh watts/btuh watts/btuh watts/btuh
per F TO .. H H H H
.... oF TO.

above gr. sa.ft. SQ. ft. SQ. ft. SQ.h.

gross
outside wall below gr. SQ. fl. SQ. ft. SQ. ft. sCl.1t.

so. ft. SQ. ft. sq.ft. 5(1. flo

glass
OutS ide door SQ. ft. SQ. 1t. SQ. fl. SQ.ft.

above gr. SQ. ft. SQ. fl. SQ. ft. SQ. ft.
net
oLitside wall below gr. SQ. ft. SQ. ft. sQ, fl. sQ. ft.

slab SQ. It. SQ. fr. sq. ft. !=;q. fl.

floor
perirreter lIn. h. It n. ft. lin. 11. lln.1t.

infiltratIon cu. ft. cu. ft. cu. fl. cu. Il.

calculated in - o watts Dbtuh total total total total

prepared by
Idate I plan identification I heating est. number or file number
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;u.~..e i. appll ed :'0 t.h:i.s combination J
rand t.l';! ';'ctal curl'ent
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3. How m:r..y Y to fo.r ..e a total current of 6.5
a "l el . . 25 ohms und 40 Ihm~ in palallcl ?
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II lone,.is? ; the csls'i:a lee of B?
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1·::t p. AR1' A, C :~r~c LE TEL CO~lRECT LETTFR AND GIVE THE RULb NWmER
'Qf"1M THB E;~EC'fH.IC/.L f:'j~FETY :::ODE.

Tba m(2:r~iI'illlil pCJte .• tial for non-metallic shec."i..:hed ca.ble

use is:
". 150 ii"oii:::s to g'i:ound
" 200 voli:s conductors
be4-\:jf"er.. 2
c. iOO vo:i.ts to ground
(1. /jOO vol·i.:s betueen 1. ';onauctoTs
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i,; ··.he tCll.perO:l.tu·1I.~ .l~ating of ~\YJ)-7 cahle?
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7/1- - 1 \ct V
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2 j ':I'he lH:.:.d.iTmi"!l !n;.mOE.T of #12 conductors perT:.issible .j.v. a
!1. 11 2 1/8 rr Oc to:' gon b 0::: ". s j
a. 4 r. IS c. 8 W 10
LuJ.e Nurl.be~ 14 ::: c\"?:J J
? ,'" . eo ::lcGcimuIi1 Tesist~.nce of bl.:.r:i.od ground e13 ·t!:'cdes shall
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.' ;\.,:>.':::~::i0(,. or.tctucl:o:r 0':: a \<J1.1' lng system is:

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J-E306/40G - EL~CTkICITY
Dec ember~ 1982
Page 2.
f!j~A.RKS QUESTIONS
PART A (cont.)

2 3. In an area subject to vehicular trafficJ) conductors not in

con.duit shall be buried a mi.nimum of:

a. 18" beloVl ground. 9.. 24 11 below ground

c. 30" below g:round/ ~j6H below ground
Rule Number I ~-G\c,

2 9. f.~tra 19w voltage po~eY circuits operate at not more than:

@) 30 ~lts rb.~O volts c. 300 volts d. 750 volts
Rule Number
2 10. Non-metalIic shea-thed cable~shal1 be supported at least every:
a. :;, 0 n b.. 3' 6 fl c. 4' 0" @;) 4 ~ 6 'I
Rule Number \5: -~\.O j
1~_. The rrdnimum distance bet\veen a ground electrode and a
Jj.ghtning ?pd c:onductor shall be:
~ 6 feetJb. 8 feet ~ 10 feet d. 12 feet
Rule Number LO- 7G~,J~)
2 I;':. Unless . .·heT~ a:re special condttions ~ al~ .. ificiai ground
electrodes shall be driven to a depth of j~feet ­
straight d01'm. . j
a. 6 b. 8 lS~ 10 d. J.2

R!.lle Number ILl -7ceC -j) J

2 1__ ...'F"l., Where non-metallic sheethed cab:e is run through ntuds or
joists, it shall be located so that its outel' circum­
f·3rence is at least J\/4 .._ inches from the nea:rest edge of
~~e wo~d0n member.
a. Vr:j b. V~ c. ;/4 d. 2
Ru::'e IJumbcr .I ?-bj~iD
1/· • T:11e maximt:m number of co:n.duc'i:or s
t:Ol1duit :: s:
I ~_. 10 "D., 20 (9JC d. 40
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December, 1982

Page 3.

MARKS gQ,ESTIONS
PART A (cont.)
16. The mln1lUWll lengt:;zh of e:<ternal thread for 2~7 field cut
conduit i~
a . • 66:' ~ 1.3' c. 2.64" d. 3.30"

Rule Number 74 "I - '-f () I'

2 11. Every emergency system sha~ bd tested at least:

a. once a week ~~nce a month
c. once a year d. twice a month
j
18. The minimum sL.e of a grounding conductor for a 100 ampere
ervice (~~ ~

®"8 ~ c. il2 d. #14

Rule Number 74 -~ ." -(\ - - c

PART B
.§
4 1. Define the following electrical terms:
a. dead froll.t
b. fIammable
c. outlet
d. splitter
e~""-",,
2. State the current carrying es~~~~ of the following
conductors:
~. f14 TW copper in f?ee air.
b. ~8 T aluminum in conduit
c. eo R60 copper in conduit.
d. #10 TWH aluminum. in free cdr.
e. ~4 RW75 copper in condu·t.

£ cOOOO RW90 aluminum in conduit.

:). Wha'i.: size ef c.:onciu:i.t is requiTed for the follovdng conductors '[
a. 6 - filO?
b. 3 - {fOOD?
c. 1 - tflZ?
d. 6 - {,'3?
c;). 4 - fi500MCM?

L!.. Ccmple'j;e the blc:.nks GrJ. the at'i.:cched sheet of the J.OO ampere
::Olnbin£l:i::,oil fUSG 0.1'.(,. paw:.: box.

'j
List fou:: safety n\J.e!:' to :£ollo1,l1 l'lihen in the shop.

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£1.1:306/406 - ELECTRICITY

December, 1982

Page 4.

MARKS gUESTIONS
r<
PART ~ (con .)
~
2 2. What is meant by the grid system? (Referring to electrica.l
pOl'lel" 1 ines)
~
4 3. In your own words, explain Ohm~s Law.
~
4 4. State, in your own w04ds p Kirchhoff's Laws for voltage and
current. (not just the formula)
y­
3 5. A voltage of 20 volts is :equired to cause 2 ~llperes to

flow through a resistance of 10 ohms. What voltage is

necessary to cause the same current to flow through 40

ohms?

6. If a lamp of 40, is to be connected to a 120 volt circuit

and should only draw 2 amperes, how much resistance will
have to be placed in series with it?
7, Two equal resistances are placed in parallel on a 400
volt line. The total current is 20 amperes. What is the
combined resistance and the resistance of each resistor?
8. Explain line dTOp in an ~lectrical circuit and explain how
it can be overcome.
9. What is line loss? How can it be kept to a minimum?
Total Q 96
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ELECTRICITY ER 11-7
OFF SETTING IN CONDUIT.

An offset is formed by making a double bend in the conduit in

such a manner that the conduit runs in the same direction. Offsets
are used where it is necessary to avoid obstructions or when entering
boxes, etc., and the conduit is run flat along the wall.

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1. Carefully measure the position and extent of offset.

2. Make an exact drawing of the offset with chalk on the floor near
where you are working.

3. Place the hickey over the conduit and make the first bend near the end.

4. Turn the pipe over, slide the hickey back along the conduit and make
the second bend. This should be exactly the same degree bend end in
the opposite direction ~o the first bend.
 PARK STREET COLLECIATE INSTITUTE

ELECTRICITY ER 11-3

RICID CONDUIT

Rigid conduit is one of the oldest methods of l'JlI'Hlg, and

from the st~ndpoint of safety is superior to any other. The purpose
of rigid conduit is to ensure the safety of tho wires and at the same
time reduce the hazard of fire.

The advantage of conduit is that it alJ.ow8 freedom to replace

the wires easily at any time. Most large up-~o-date bUildings are
wired io conduit. The conduits are put in p1ac8 and n~8 imbedded in
the concrete and masonry; the only visible parts are th3 outlet boxes
from which the wires are fished from one outlet to a~othor.

Rigid conduit is made especially fo!' containL;g elect.ric

wires; hence, it must be free of all rough spots. It is made of
mallea~le steel so that it can be bent easily. It comes in IO-foct
lengths which are threaded at both ends.

Rigid conduit comes in differe~t types, zinc, galv3nized and

a1uminum~ The galvanized conduit is used mostly for outside wiring
and places subjected to dampness, whereaG the o~her typas ar8 usnd
mostly for interior work. Rigid conduiC is Go!.d in 8izes [a,lging
from 1/2" to 6". The 1/2",3/4" and 1" sizes eHe th:J m03~ pop~lar
for conduit wiring; the larger sizes are used for heavy power mai~s.

A continuous ground for all parts of the wirirQ ~y~tem is

provided so that it is not necessary to install s8para~e co~duc~orG
to ground individual pieces of equipment and appl;a~c8s.

The conduit is fastened to the boxes ~ith lockruts and

bushi~gs. The locknut is installed in such ~ way, co that the
concave side of the locknut is against:~he box 0 Doubl.e locknuts
can be used at anytime, that is a lockn~t in8ide the box ard a
locknut outside. A bushing is installed inside the box to protect
the wires from the sharp edge of the cOlldui t" L1 most instalJ.a:'ions,
a single locknut and bushing is suffici8~t unlesG install~tions i~
the 550 volt category are being executed.

Conduit must be supported by one or two hole s:rapG. For

the maximum spacing of conduit supports, see rule #12-162 on page
92 of the Ontario Hydro Code Book.
 PARK STR[C CO'-L.i::r:!ATF. INSTITUTE

ELECTR!C~~Y ER-11-5

Fle:<iblo 2'ceel. ';u:,du::: is 0:68+:1\, Ul8 same as OX armored

cable witr.out an;' CO;,8';[;::.or ii,side. ~t is '~oI'me,J IAii th a single
str~ P of gaJ.vanized 3~:e~')J. or Elluri1::"/iurn, 3pir2l]..~y l'.Iour'd en itself,
and interJ.o,::ke::J in SU'.;;l a mO,;I,er oS (',0 provL~8 ri'2n;imu'il s!:rength v-:ith
greatest Fle~ibiJity. It is rcce~sary fo~ the electrician to pull
wires through this co~Guit. 7his f~8x~ble co~duit is measured by
its Li8ide di.amete!' ~~d comes ::.n sizes of 3/8",7/16", ]./2", 3/4",
111, 1-1/4", 1-1./2", 2", 2.1/2" and 3"0

l!JhG~)e'Jer Q ri.gid raceway s~'StE!1l J-:,:-:q~l.re8 a flexib~e

section to meet difficult installation cD~ditions, this type
of flexible concui':: may ba lJf:ed, Al~o, t!-,is type of conduit
is used to p::-ovid8 i3 fl::;::iLJ2.2 raceway to adjuc<:a')le equipment
such as a mo~or ;nou;:~ed on 2:1 adjusi;able b2:.J8 fo'C a belt drive.
It is appro l l 8d far aJ.1. condit.i.of13 excE):J:: 0:1 .: he 8xtAI'ior of
build.i.ngs, il-l hois'.:.L'Ja/s, in stOj'Cli]e battery ;~ooms, or haza::-dous
locatio one:: "

,:,is r:exible ,:J~8e).

c;CJf1d"':.'.t is 2P:::;ured to outlet
boxes a~d ju~ct~on bO~8S by @8a~E of box co~nector3 (~030 M).
AdditioGal iG/o:mation is fou~d in t~e COd8 book. - rules 12 - 152
to 12 - 164, paga3 ~~ - 92.
 PARK STREET CG~LEGIA~E INSTITUTE

EL[CTRICITY ER-11-4

ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING

Electrical metallic tubing (E,Mol'.) ~s a thin wall rigid

metal conduit. The walls of this con~uit are s~b8tantially lighter
in weight than rigid conduit pipe, t~e~8fore, this mAtallic tubing
does not offer the same protec~ion aC)air',3t fI,:Jcri~:-li,cal iiljury,
corrosive action of water or chemicals as does rigid metal conduit.

There are no threads on thi.f; ['Jall metallic tubing. For

connection to boxes and joining lengths tosethe~, box connectors
and coupling of the compression and set screw types are used.

Electrical metallic tubing is light and easy to handle,

It can bs easily and quickly assembled. It comes in lOt lengths
and is made in electrical tl.'ade sizes from 1/2" to 2". The
internal diameter is slightly larger than the stated size.

Electri8al metallic tubing may be uS3d fo~ open or

concealed work where it ~il~ not be 6ubje~t to savere mochanical
injury or to corrosive vapors. This tubing may not be used in
cinder concrete or fill u~less it is protected on all sidos by
a layer of non-c.;.ncar co~cr8te at l.east 1" thick ar,d 18" ur1der
fill.

No tUbiilg smaller than .1./2" ci::o may be U'Jed 8;:c;ept under

special conditions granted in th8 cade. This type of installa~ion
cannot be used in interior wiring systems if t~8 vo!tage is
greater then 600 volts Lor Cull it be used fcr COfiduGt02S h'lrger
than 4/0.
 PARK STREET CG:,"LEGIA"ir INST nUTE

ELECTRICITY ER-11-4

Electrical metallic tubing (E,M.".) ~s a thin wall rigid

metal conduit. The walls of this conduit are substantially lighter
in weight than rigid conduit pipe, therefore, this mAtallic tubing
does not offer the same protec~ion aCJ2lh,3t r:.:Jcr'ic:-I),cal iiljury,
corrosive action of water or chemicals as does rigid metal conduit.

There are no threads on thin wall metallic tubing. For

connection to boxes and joining longths tosethe~, box connectors
and coupling of the compression and set screw types are used.

Electrical metallic tubing is light and Basy to handle.

It can be easily and quickly assembled, It comes in 10 1 lengths
and is made in electrical h'ade s5.zes f!'om 1/2" to 2". The
internal diameter is slightly larger than the stated size.

Electri~al metallic tubing may be used fo~ open or

concealed work where it wil~ not be subje~t to severe mochanica~
injury or to corrosive vapors. This tubing may not be used in
cinder concrete or fill u~less it is protected on all sidos by
a layer of non-c:'.rlcsr COiiCI'SCe at least l" thick ar,d 18" UDder
fill.

No tubiilg smaller than )./2!' ci::8 may be uGed e;(C9pt u~d8r

special conditions granted in thA code. This type of installa~ion
cannot be used in interior wiring systems if t~e vo~tage is
greater thEm 600 \.'01 ts r:or C8il it be ueed fcI' cor:duc:toI's lfHCJer
than 4/0.

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 PARK smr.c CO'-.L.l:G!ATE INSTITUTE

ELECTRrC!~Y ER-ll-~

n:::x I8LE S n:T'. rm:uUF

Fle:<ibl.o 2'ceei ':;Uildu'c is C)(oc;J:~y ~~h8 same as 3X armored

cable witr.out an;' CO;'O!~c·c.or :Li,3id9. ~t is ?orme:J with a single
str~ P of gaJ.vanizecJ 3':el'lJ. or alum::'num .• 3pirCl}..~y l',lourd en itself:
and interJ.Gcke=l in sur.;;, a ma,ir.8r as '::0 provi'.:'e [j1a~imwn s!:rength u:ith
greatest fle~ibi]~~y. It is noce~sary fo= the electrician to pull
wires 'chrough t~)is CO:l:::L,::.i~. ~'hiD fJ.oxi.ble cO:lduit is meosured by
its Llside di.ameter ~nd \,omos .iii sL'es of 3/8",7/16:1, J-I2 n , 3/4",
111, 1-1/4", 1-2./2 n , 2", /. ..1/2" and 3".

ll.lhone'Jer D r:'gid rCJ88\Vay s;,,,tE:n J:::C1~ireG a flexible

section to meet difficult installat~on c~~ditions, this type
of flexible conduit may be uced, Alno, this type of COGduit
is used to p::,ovid''J (3 fl:J::Hl18 raceway to adju8::a'Jle equipment
such as a mo~or ;nou;',ced on (';J adjusi:alJle bCJ8 for a belt drive.
It is appro'_'8d foI:' aJ.'_ condi t.i.Of1'3 exce;J:: 0:1 .: he ext8rior of
buildings, ill hoist~a!s, in storage battery ~ooms, 01' haza~dous
10caUonc-:: _

\;,is flexibJ.o s';eeJ. r;cH1d·";.'t is :~::;uJ:'ed to olJtlet

°
bo l:e s a;ld j ur.c~: '.0" bo;( 8 S by ,,]8a~f: of bo:'( cor.nec t ['3 (? 030 M)
n

Additior.nl i"i'o;:-rr.3Uon is fou"d 5.n t'18 cod8 b::lCk. - rules 12 - 152

to 12 - 164: PBQ83 ~~ - 92.
 PARK STREET COLLECIATE INSTITUTE

ELECTRICITY ER 11-3

RIGID CONDUIT

Rigid conduit is one of the oldest methods of vJlrlng, and

from the st~ndpoint of safety is superior to any other. The purpose

of rigid conduit is to ensure the safety of tho wires and at the same

time reduce the hazard of fire.

The advantage of conduit is that it allows frRedom to replace

the wires easily at any time. Most large up-~o-date buildings are
wired io conduit. The conduits are put in placo and o~e imbedded j~
the concrete and masonry; the only visible parts are th3 outlet boxes
from which the wires are fished from one outlet ~o ar.cthor.

Rigid conduit is made especially fo!' containii;g elect.ric

wires; hence, it must be free of all rough spots. It is made of
malleable steel so that it can be bent easily, It comes i~ IO-foct
lengths which are threaded at both ends.

Rigid conduit comes in differe~t types, zinc, galv~niz8d a~d

aluminum. The galvanized conduit is used mostlv for outside wiring
and places subjected to dampness, whereas the othe!' typas arc usnd
mostly for interior work. Rigid conduit is 30!_d in sizes rcj,]g5.l'g
from 1/2 11 to 6 11 • The 1/2 II, 3/4 11 and 111 sizes are th'"J m03c pop~laI'
for conduit wiring; the larger sizes are used for heavy po~er maiGs.

A continuous ground for all parts of the luirir.C] ',ylitem is

provided so that it is not necessary to install sepQI'a~e conduc~or3
to ground individual pieces of equipment and applia~cGs.

The conduit is fastened to the boxes ~ith lockruts and

bushi~gs. The locknut is installed in such 0 way, co that the
concave 5i-de of the locknut is against':he box. Double lockrlUts
can be used at anytime, that is a lockn~t inside the box ard a
locknut outside. A bushing is installed inside the box to protect
the wires from the sharp edge of the COlldui to 1:1 most inst<J1J.a';ions,
a single locknut and bushing is sufficient unless installetions i~
the 550 volt category are being executed.

Conduit must be supported by one or two hole s~rapG. For

the maximum spacing of conduit supports, see rule #12-162 on page
92 of the Ontario Hydro Code Book.
 PARK STREET COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

ELECTRICITY ER 11-7
OFF SETTING IN CONDUIT.

An offset is formed by making a double bend in the conduit in

such a manner that the conduit runs in the same direction. Offsets
are used where it is necessary to avoid obstructions or when entering
boxes, etc., and the conduit is run flat along the wall.

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1. Carefully measure the position and extent of offset.

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where you are working.

3. Place the hickey over the conduit end meke the first bend near the end.

4. Turn the pipe over, slide the hickey back along the conduit and make
the second bend. This should be exactly the same degree bend and in
the opposite direction to the first bend.
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ate ­ please print in full or type all entries.
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December, 1982

Pa e 4.

MARKS gUEST IONS

PART C (cont.)
-C-­
2 2. What is meant by the grid system? (Referring to electrical
pOl'1er 1 ines)

3. In your o~~ words, explaiA Qhm;s Law.

4. State, in your own wo¥ds~ Kirchhoff's Laws fOT voltage and
current. (not just the formula)
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3 5. A voltage of 20 volts is requirec to cause 2 ~uperas to

flow through a resistance of 10 ohms. What voltage is

necessary to cause the same current to flow through 40

ohms?

6. If a lamp of 4·01'" is to be connected to a 120 volt circuit

and should only draw 2 amperes, how much resistance will
have to be placed in series with it?
7. Two equal resistances are placed in parallel on a 400
volt line. The total current is 20 amperes. What is the
comb:i.ned resistance and the resistance of each resistor?

8. Explain line drop in an ~lectrical circuit and explain hOl'/

it can be overcome.
9. What is line loss? How can it be kept to a minimum?
Total ~ 96
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December, 1982

Page 3.

MARKS .Q.!!.ESTIONS

PART A (cant.)

16. The minimum lengt~h of e:<tel"nal thread for 2~' field cut
I conduit i~

a • • 66 H ~ 1.3' c. 2.64" d" 3.30"

Rule Number 7::L.I.~ '1 () r

2 17. Every emergency system sha~bd tested at. least:
a. once a week ~~nce a montn
c. once a year d. tv-dee a mont h
j
18. The minimum size of a grounding cond.uctor for a 100 ampere
ervice !~. ~
(j) fJB ~ c. #2 d~ #14

Rule Number 74 -~\-(\ _-?

PART B
..§
4 1. Define the following electrical terms:
a. dead front
b. flammable
c. outlet
d. splitter
e~....."
2. State the current carrying • ~ of the following
conductors:
a. #14 TW copper in free air.
b. #'8 T aluminum in. conduit
c. 80 R60 copper in conduit.
d. ;JI0 TWH aluminum in free cdr.
e. f4 RW75 copper in conduit.

f~ COOOO RW90 aluminum ii1 conduit.

3. Whai: si2:e of conci.u:it 5.s required for the follovdng conductors?

a. 6 - ;101
b. :> - fiOOO?
c. I} .. /f12?

":1. 6 - f:3?

0. 4 - IJ500MCM:?
l!.. Ccmple'j:fJ the blf2.nks on. the at'i:c:.ched sheet of the J. CO ampere
~ombinati011 fUC:;G arc. pa_1G: bDx.

". Aj{'I' :

1. List fc"n' safety' n"tles .. o':'oJ lO'IJI l'lhen. in th shop.

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Dec ember p 1982
Pa.ge 2.

MP.RKS QUESTIONS

?ART A (co:il.t.)
2 3. In an area subject to vehicular traffic g conductors not in
con.duit shall be buried a mi.nimum of:
a. 18" belOl'! ground. ,9-'! 24" below ground
c. 30" below grOund/ ~J6i1 below ground
Rule Number ,~- -~

2 9. ~~t:a 19w.volt~ge power.circuit~ operate at not more than:

~ ~O ~lLs b. SO vol~s c. 300 volts d. 750 volts
Rule Number /' /
2 10. Non~metalJic shea-thed cable~shal1 ,b, supported at least every:
a. 3'OIi b .. 3'6" c. 4'0" (£;) 4?6 1; ;

Rule NQmber \f: -~\O .;

L.. The min.imum distance bel:\veen a ground electrode and a
Jj.ghtning Tpd ~onductor shall be:
\!,i 6 feet Jb. 8 feet 10 feet J d. 12 feet
Rule Number lO· 762::J 9
2 12. Unless ther0 aTe special conditions, artificia1 ground
electrodes shall be driven to a depth of ~feet .
s't Taight d01\'ll. r<:"
8. 6 b. 8 ~ 10 d. 12
j
R!.lle Number Ie I . ]Q3:.( -D J
2 1"
.--~) ~ \'Jher"" non-metallic sI"e2i:i:hed cable is run 'through tuds or
joists, it shed.l be located so that its outSl' circum­
ference is at least J\/4 inches from the neaT~st edge of
t.e w1den member.
B. .• ...1-[;
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c. 1 3/4 ("' J " i.

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I a. 10 b 20 d. 40

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Fr, M '1HE ELECTRICJ.J.. [)AFBTY :OD:e.

The mf'~Jdnum potential for non me·i.:al1ic sheathed cable

use is:
a. 150 volts to ground
-) 200 \-olt s be·"·w=~eTI. Z conductor s
c. iOO volts to [;rounn
d. flOG volts between 2 ~onduchors

1.. lvl1at :L· ':. he t.cTI,peratm. e :rat ing of ~·;!.~D- 'j" cable?
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per sq ft. per sq. It. 1_ _=-'-,-_-1 in W I in W in in
per of TO. ~~~~F TO H ~' watts/btuh H 'i'" watts/btuh H ~ I watts/btuh watts btuh
H
'a'
gross outs i de wa II I 7~ SQ ft. \4-4 SQ It. '"5 b SQ ft (n4.. SQ. It.
glass \ co:> SQ. ft \q~ \ ~ SQ It \ q ~ I ~ SQ II \ q c: IF; SQ. ft. \ q ~
outs ide door SQ. ft. SQ. ft. SQ. fl. SQ. ft.
net outside wall
\~I sQ/t. 2~~~ I?q SQlt. 4 I SQft. '::)7.4 4Q SQ. It (n ~ _C:.
ceiling
0.014 1.4 \ 17 SQ/t. ~.~ /7 soft. SQ. It. \ '?-. ~ • '2.
joist sa. ft. SQ. ft. sa. fl. sa. ft.
floor
slab

infiltration z.-r:6 • (,
calculated in - IX) watts 0 btuh total q~3.6) total total 554-.3' total ~~, .52
coeflicient room - 'I< \ 'TC ~E;\..J room - t.- \ \j \ \...)6 room - B AT~ room - \-r~LL
description
watts,'
btuh
watts/
btuh
L l' heat loss
L
heat loss
L ~ heat loss
L
heat loss
per sq. It. per sq. It.
~. for
I-w_...,c-'-~r-
'--1
C' \
in w 10 in W 5 in W in
watts/btuh
peroFTO·l:>.~.oFTD. H 0
watts/btuh
H ' is' watts/btuh
H ~
watts/btuh

gross outside wall l \ a; SQ. ft 'C..l (;,SQ It. 4QSQ./I. 4-'7< SQ. fl.

glass o.\~ \2. ~ I ~sQ.rt. '3'5Q. ft. Ct:J SQ. tt. sa. ft.
outs ide door SQ. fl. t\OSQ It. 1000 SQ. f\. ZOSQ./t.

net outside wall 0.0\1 I. '1­ SQ. ft. ~4-SQ/t. 47.("

ceiling
b.OI4­ I.tt r... "3 SQ/t ~cg.~ ~() SQ. ft. 1'1S'S 3Q It

joist SQ. ft. SQ. fl. Sq. ft. SQ. ft.

floor
slab lin. ft.

infiltration
\03.2 ~)5Qcu.f'
culated in- ~ watts 0 btuh total ~4c.'5Z total ~ ~'b3.G total total

coefficient room - room - room· room

watts/ watts/ L L L L
aescription btuh btuh f-------1 heat loss heat loss heat loss heat loss
per sq. It. per sq It. f-W _ in w in w in w in
per OF TO. fOr H watts/btuh watts/btuh watts/btuh watts/btuh
...... oF Tn. H H H
gross outside wall SQ. ft. SQ. ft. sq. ft. SQ. ft.

glass SQ. (I. SQ. ft. SQ. ft. sq. ft.

outs ide door SQ. fl. SQ. fl. SQ. ft.

net outs ide wa II so. ft. SQ. f1. SCI. ft.

ceiling SQ. ft. SQ. ft. SQ. ft. 5Q. fl.

joist SQ. ft. SQ. f1. SQ. ft. SQ. ft.

floor
slab lIn. fL Iln. ft. 110. ft.

infiltration ell. ft. ell. ft. cu. fl. CLl. f1.

calculated in - Dwalts 0 bwh total total total lOtal

basement coefficient ruom ­ room .. room ­ room ­

watts/ L L L L
watts,' heat loss heat loss heat loss heat loss
btuh
btuh
description per sq. ft.
per sq.l!. W In w in w in w in
fOI J - - - - - - - - i watts.: btuh watts/btuh watts/btuh watts/btuh
per F TO. .oF TO. H H H H

gross +­
~a:.:b:o'..:v:.:e~g::r::.. _+-----l----.::5.::Q.~r~t.+_-----+----s .....Q......_ft_.+_-----+----5-Q-. _"-+ -t SQ_.~/-'+-----___j
outside wall belowgr. sq. ft. SQ./, SQ./' SQ. ft.
so. ft. Sq. f1. SQ. ft. SQ. ft.
glass
outs ide door SQ. h. SQ. ft. sq. ft. so. ft.

net ~a:.:b:.::o:..:v..::e~g':.r:..:.-l----_+----+_---.::s.::Q
......I~':.j' +­ s.....
Q_.f_'_. +­ +----S-Q-.-;-ft_. +­ -t­ ::­
5Q
::-.-;I-:-'+-----___j
olltside wall below gr. SQ. ft. SQ. It. SQ. fl. SQ. It.

slab SQ. fl. SQ. 11. SQ. I ' SQ. II.

floor
perirreter III). ft. lin. ft.

infiltration ell. ft. cu. ft. CU. ft.

calculated in - o watts 0 btuh total total lotal total

prepared by Idate ) rlan identification Iheating est. number Or lile number

 ther 01 J.5 ohms, . j~e connected
:HL e l.~
applied :'0 this combination,
. rand t n otal current .<

2. F51c ~r 1

3. Ho fo£_e a total current of 6.5

ohms .nd f: 0 Ihms in pa allel ?
4. • r In, a e ~onnJ~ted in
.h , In' the u ren· in
!l ? '.::a:1ce of B?
S. j o. nt rG~;:is t .~ o· , - 0, 20 d 15 ohms in parallel?
6 t· go ~nd PO~~I rating a·e in
.il. Tho total current ~~ 7 8
of each l~ffi ?

7• Th 1 ~ 2 es a 1 togethe
an~e
dTa.·s 5 :.;l.mpe es. Th
i:­ the resistanc OL
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pa L 1. l V1 es is 0.16 Olm.
:\.. e?

wr 53 hoat,Ts each 6 ~ a ~ -wner

u, al:el to a 2.5-volt tap o· the

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 984-0019:0 (front)

rev. 2-75

ONTARIO ELECTRICAL LEAGUE

copy for:­ heating and cooling installation record
note: this IS not a contract: any amounts stated herein are estimates only and are sub/ect to change without notice.
speCification for date
o new o conversion n heating D cooling
submitted for submitted by

location of InstallatIon address

phone number

power supply authority address phone number

estimated annual heated area cooled area

heating consumption Btu sq. ft. sq. ft. Dto C.S.A. C273.1
estimate
standards
kwh based on de9 ree days c facto'
1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 details
annual heating cost submitted
other conditions
outside design temp.
and:­ inside design temp.

O list.
est imated at
remarks
C/kwh heati ng cooling
heating cooling
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Bnd heBting-cooling each room to the following requirement note: shaded area for use of inspection only.
cooling heating coo Ing heating
room or area room or area
min. watts min. watts
name and identify min. name and identify min.
or Btu h or Btu h
carefully Btu h carefully Btu h
required required

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type of system
lJ cable D hydronic IZI baseboard D
o central warm air o other (state)

Notify power supply authority of changes in details submitted as they could affect heating consumption and installed capacity.
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prepared by reference
installed capacity approval
Inspected by

approved by
date inspection order no.

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 Page 2. Heat Loss Calculations

Construction Watts per Square Ft. Watts Ber Square Ft r

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Glass - single .331 27.5
Glass - double .155 12.8
Single door .149 12 4 0

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Ceilings
Lath & Plaster - no insul. .179 14.9
Lath & Plaster - 3" insul. .021 1.7
Lath & Plaster - 6" insul. .014 1.4
g~ments

Above grade - 2" insul. .029 2.4

0
Below grade - 2" insul. .014 (35 r.D.) 1.2
Basement floors
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Infiltration .43 above gredc

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Exposed slabs
__::" p._ ~9 2.-.9..::.2._,:".'_1 <='

No insulation 2Q per lineal fL.

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U~ce the componen~s a~G known, all that is n8cc~~~=y l~

to find the net areas in square feet of the structure exposed to
outside temperatures - multiply by the heat loss per square foot
and total these for each individual room.
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 PARK STREET COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ELECTRICITY
HEAT LOSS CALCULATIONS

In designing a heating system, the first step is to estimate

the amount of heat loss of each room, then size the heating equipment to
meet these 10ss8s. Heat leaks out through: - walls
ceiling and roofs
windows
doors
floors
natural infiltration
or forced ventilation

Almost all building products now on the market have set values
of their resistance to heat flow expressed in BTU's per square foot.
Once all the components of the structure are known their individual values
can be added to give the total reiistance to heat flow. This is then
changed to conductance (i.e. R = U ) which is then changed to watts,
(i.e. 1 KW = 3413 BTU )
( 1 Watt = 3.413 BTU) 0
therefore conductance (BTU) 7 3.413 = watts loss per square foot for 1
change of temperature. oAs this area in Orillia has a temperature
0
difference (T.D.) of 83 (72 to _11 ) the conductance in watts is
multiplied by 83 to give the watts loss per square foot of the structure.

There are pre-calculated tables in watts per square foot per

0
degree temperature difference which may be multiplied by 83 to give the
proper heat loss for most of the common building constructions found.
Some of the common ones are as follows:­

Construction Watts per Square Ft. Watts ger Square Ft.

per degree T.D • for 83 T.D.
Brick veneer-no insula •0?9 6.6
Brick veneer-2" insula .028 2.3
Brick veneer-3-S/B" insula .Ol? 1.4
Frame walls-no insula .076 6.3
Frame walls-2" insula .025 2.1
Frame walls-3-5/8" insula .017 1.4
8" concrete block-no insula .164 13.6
8" concrete block-2" insula .029 2.4
8" concrete block-3-5/8" insul. .018 1.6
Floors over air space
no insulation - concrete .202 16.8
Double wood - no insula .100 8.3
Double wood - 2" insula .029 2.4
Double wood - 6" insula .014 1.2