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    1. The document discusses heat storage and stratification in buildings, and how these factors can reduce cooling loads. 2. It introduces a table that provides storage factor values based on a space's temperature swing and load pattern, such as offices, interior zones, and hospitals. 3. The storage factors represent the reduction in cooling load that results when a space's temperature is allowed to fluctuate within a range rather than being held constant.

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    1. The document discusses heat storage and stratification in buildings, and how these factors can reduce cooling loads. 2. It introduces a table that provides storage factor values based on a space's temperature swing and load pattern, such as offices, interior zones, and hospitals. 3. The storage factors represent the reduction in cooling load that results when a space's temperature is allowed to fluctuate within a range rather than being held constant.

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    1. The document discusses heat storage and stratification in buildings, and how these factors can reduce cooling loads. 2. It introduces a table that provides storage factor values based on a space's temperature swing and load pattern, such as offices, interior zones, and hospitals. 3. The storage factors represent the reduction in cooling load that results when a space's temperature is allowed to fluctuate within a range rather than being held constant.

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    Part 1. Load Estimating | Chapter 3.

    Heat Storage, Diversity And Stratification

    available was limited and the swing in room directly proportional to the weight of the material.
    temperature computed. Therefore, the data in the tables is based on weight of
    The magnitude of the storage effect is determined the materials surrounding the space, per square foot of
    largely by the thermal capacity or heat holding capacity floor area.
    of the materials surrounding the space. It is limited by
    the amount of heat available for storage. Load patterns Use of Table 13
    for different applications vary approximately as shown -- Storage Factors,
    in the first column of Table 13. For instance, an office Space Temperature Swing
    building has a rather large varying load with a high Table 13 is used to determine the reduction in
    peak that occurs intermittently. An interior zone has an cooling load when the space temperature is forced to
    intermittent peak but the load pattern is relatively swing by reducing the equipment capacity below that
    constant. A hospital, on the other hand, has a constant required to maintain the temperature constant. This
    base load which is present for 24 hours with an reduction is to be subtracted from the room sensible
    additional intermittent load occurring during daylight heat.
    hours. The thermal capacity of a material is the weight NOTE: This reduction is only taken at the time of peak cooling
    times the specific heat of the material. Since the load.
    specific heat of most construction material is
    approximately 0.20 Btu/(lb)(F), the thermal capacity is

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