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    The document provides formulas for calculating CFM (cubic feet per minute of air flow), BTU (British Thermal Units), and delta t (temperature difference) for electric heat, gas furnaces, and heating or cooling systems. The formulas show how to calculate CFM given volts and amps for electric heat, BTU given a furnace's BTU rating and efficiency for gas furnaces, and how to calculate BTU or delta t using two of the three variables of CFM, BTU, and delta t for a generic heating or cooling system.

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    The document provides formulas for calculating CFM (cubic feet per minute of air flow), BTU (British Thermal Units), and delta t (temperature difference) for electric heat, gas furnaces, and heating or cooling systems. The formulas show how to calculate CFM given volts and amps for electric heat, BTU given a furnace's BTU rating and efficiency for gas furnaces, and how to calculate BTU or delta t using two of the three variables of CFM, BTU, and delta t for a generic heating or cooling system.

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    Formula 2

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    The document provides formulas for calculating CFM (cubic feet per minute of air flow), BTU (British Thermal Units), and delta t (temperature difference) for electric heat, gas furnaces, and heating or cooling systems. The formulas show how to calculate CFM given volts and amps for electric heat, BTU given a furnace's BTU rating and efficiency for gas furnaces, and how to calculate BTU or delta t using two of the three variables of CFM, BTU, and delta t for a generic heating or cooling system.

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    FORMULAS

    CFM=
    Electric Heat
    Volts Amps x 3.413 BTU CFM
    0
    delta t 0

    CFM=
    Gas Furnace
    BTU rating BTU CFM
    60,000
    Efficiency 92% delta t 50 55200 1,022

    BTU=
    Heating or Cooling
    CFM delta t BTU

    1,022 x 50 = 55,188

    delta t
    Heating or cooling
    BTU delta t
    55200
    1,022
    CFM 50.01

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