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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.
The maximum theoretical work obtainable from a heat stream at a given temperature relative to the surrounding environment.
The humidity ratio (mass of water vapor per mass of dry air) of moist air from its vapor pressure and total atmospheric pressure.
The dry-bulb temperature of air leaving a direct evaporative cooler, from the inlet dry- and wet-bulb temperatures and cooler effectiveness.
The instantaneous cooling load a building must offset from solar radiation transmitted through a window.
The mass ratio of air to fuel needed for complete, stoichiometric combustion of octane, derived from the balanced combustion reaction.
A simplified estimate of the temperature rise from adiabatic combustion, from the fuel's heating value, air-fuel ratio, and combustion product specific heat.
The heat transfer rate from a straight rectangular fin, from fin geometry, material conductivity, and the convective heat transfer coefficient.
A check that a pair of radiation view factors between two surfaces satisfies the reciprocity relation, and back-calculation of the unknown factor.
The insulation thickness needed to hold a wall's conductive heat loss at or below a target value, from rearranged Fourier's law.
An estimate of the dew point temperature of moist air from its dry-bulb temperature and relative humidity using the empirical Magnus formula.
The number of times per hour a room's air volume is fully replaced by ventilation airflow, a standard indoor air quality metric.
The discharge through an open channel from its lumped conveyance factor and bed slope, using the conveyance form of Manning's equation.
The downstream (sequent) depth that follows a hydraulic jump in an open channel, from the upstream Froude number.
The critical flow depth in a rectangular open channel, the depth at which specific energy is minimized for a given discharge.
The specific energy of open-channel flow at a given depth and unit discharge, combining potential and kinetic energy relative to the channel bed.
The maximum (choked) mass flow rate of a compressible gas discharging through an orifice from a high-pressure reservoir.
The stagnation (total) pressure of a compressible flow at a given static pressure and Mach number, from the isentropic flow relations.
The pressure surge generated by a sudden change in flow velocity in a pipeline, from the Joukowsky water hammer equation.