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    This document discusses heat gains from people, equipment, and lighting in buildings. It references tables from Chapter 7 of an environmental engineering textbook that provide data on the typical heat outputs from human occupants, common equipment, and various lighting sources used indoors. In a few sentences, the document introduces the topic of calculating a building's internal heat loads.

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    This document discusses heat gains from people, equipment, and lighting in buildings. It references tables from Chapter 7 of an environmental engineering textbook that provide data on the typical heat outputs from human occupants, common equipment, and various lighting sources used indoors. In a few sentences, the document introduces the topic of calculating a building's internal heat loads.

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    This document discusses heat gains from people, equipment, and lighting in buildings. It references tables from Chapter 7 of an environmental engineering textbook that provide data on the typical heat outputs from human occupants, common equipment, and various lighting sources used indoors. In a few sentences, the document introduces the topic of calculating a building's internal heat loads.

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    Mech 275 – Environmental Engineering

    Heat Gains from People, Equipment and Lighting (Partial Tables from Your Textbook, Chapter 7)

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