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Radiator BTU/Wattage calculation questions
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That's it 🙂Lulu58 said:
Thanks, Doozergirl.Doozergirl said:In order to calculate the gable, presuming it is equal both sides, just add half the height of the gable triangle to the height of quadrangular area of the wall and use that as the overall height of the room.eg. Eaves height is 2 metres, overall height is 3 metres. Split the 1 metre difference and add it to the eaves - overall room height = 2.5 metres
To make sure I understand you, the eaves (two side walls?) in the gable room are low at 106cm. The highest point of the gable is 300 so the difference is 194, divided by 2 = 97 + 106 (for the eaves wall) = 203cm. Is that right?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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1kW is 3412 BTU, then go from there.
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