Rule-of-Thumb Calculations.

Every HVAC designer needs some handy empirical data for

use in approximating loads and equipment sizes during the early conceptual stages of the
design process. These are typically square feet per ton for cooling, Btu per square foot for
heating, and cubic feet per minute per square footRule-of-Thumb Calculations.
Every HVAC designer needs some handy empirical data for use in approximating loads and
equipment sizes during the early conceptual stages of the design process. These are
typically square feet per ton for cooling, Btu per square foot for heating, and cubic feet per
minute per square footRule-of-Thumb Calculations. Every HVAC designer needs some
handy empirical data for use in approximating loads and equipment sizes during the early
conceptual stages of the design process. These are typically square feet per ton for cooling,
Btu per square foot for heating, and cubic feet per minute per square footRule-of-
Thumb Calculations. Every HVAC designer needs some handy empirical data for use in
approximating loads and equipment sizes during the early conceptual stages of the design
process. These are typically square feet per ton for cooling, Btu per square foot for heating,
and cubic feet per minute per square footRule-of-Thumb Calculations.
Every HVAC designer needs some handy empirical data for use in approximating loads and
equipment sizes during the early conceptual stages of the design process. These are
typically square feet per ton for cooling, Btu per square foot for heating, and cubic feet per
minute per square foot