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Specific heat capacity of a material from measured heat, mass and temperature rise.
Cooling capacity of a refrigeration cycle from refrigerant flow and enthalpy change.
Mass flow of air in a duct from its density and volumetric flow.
Shaft power of a fan from the pressure rise, flow and efficiency.
Air velocity in a duct from the volume flow and duct area.
Sensible cooling load on an air stream from its mass flow and temperature drop.
Temperature of two mixed air streams from a mass-weighted average.
Effectiveness of a heat exchanger from the hot-stream temperatures.
Steam mass required to deliver a heat duty via its latent heat.
Thermal diffusivity of a material from its conductivity, density and specific heat.
Change in volume of a liquid or solid from a temperature change.
Heat rate of a power plant — fuel energy per unit of electricity generated.
Boiler efficiency from useful heat output and fuel energy input.
Net radiative heat exchange between a hot surface and cooler surroundings.
Ideal thermal efficiency of the Otto (petrol-engine) cycle.
A first-law estimate of Rankine (steam power) cycle efficiency directly from the heat added and heat rejected per unit mass of working fluid.
The ideal thermal efficiency of a gas turbine (Brayton) cycle from its pressure ratio and the working gas's specific heat ratio.
The coefficient of performance of a vapor-compression refrigeration or air-conditioning cycle, the ratio of cooling delivered to compressor work spent.
The ideal air-standard thermal efficiency of a Diesel cycle, accounting for its constant-pressure combustion phase via the cutoff ratio.
The overall thermal efficiency of a combined-cycle power plant that recovers gas turbine exhaust heat in a bottoming steam cycle.
The ideal (isentropic) specific work required to compress a gas across a given pressure ratio, from its inlet temperature and specific heat.
The ideal (isentropic) specific work extracted by a turbine expanding hot gas across a given pressure ratio.
The temperature rise of boiler feedwater as it absorbs a known heat duty, and the resulting outlet temperature.
The overall fuel-utilization efficiency of a combined heat and power plant, crediting both electricity generated and useful heat recovered.