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3 - Demand Assessment - Exercise
3 - Demand Assessment - Exercise
3 - Demand Assessment - Exercise
Lecture 03 – Exercise
Demand Assessment
Lehrstuhl für energieeffizientes und nachhaltiges Planen und Bauen Prof. Dr.-Ing. Werner Lang
Question 1
How much heat (for each step and in total) is required to raise the temperature of a 0,2 𝑘𝑔
piece of ice from −20°𝐶 to 130°𝐶 ?
kJ kJ kJ kJ kJ
cice = 2,05 cwater = 4,18 cvapor = 1,52 Lf = 334 Lv = 2.256
kg∗K kg∗K kg∗K kg kg
How much heat (for each step and in total) is required to raise the temperature of a 0,2 𝑘𝑔
piece of ice from −20°𝐶 to 130°𝐶 ?
kJ
1. Heat needed to warm ice to 0°C Q1 = m ∗ cice ∗ ∆T = 0,2kg ∗ 2,05 ∗ 20K = 8,2 kJ
kg ∗ K
kJ
2. Heat needed to melt ice at 0°C Q 2 = m ∗ Lf = 0,2kg ∗ 334 = 66,8 kJ
kg
kJ
3. Heat required to warm 0°C water to 100°C Q 3 = m ∗ cwater ∗ ∆T = 0,2kg ∗ 4,18 ∗ 100K = 83,6 kJ
kg ∗ K
kJ
4. Heat required to vaporize water at 100°C Q 4 = m ∗ Lv = 0,2kg ∗ 2.256 = 451,2 kJ
kg
kJ
5. Heat required to warm 100°C vapor to 130°C Q 5 = m ∗ cvapor ∗ ∆T = 0,2kg ∗ 1,52 ∗ 30K = 9,1 kJ
kg ∗ K
A storage tank is filled with 500 l of water with a temperature of 50°C, when another
200 l of water with a temperature of 80°C are added.
What mixed temperature will the water in the storage tank have?
Q = m ∗ c ∗ ΔΤ
What are the types of heat loss of a building and what do they depend on?
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