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Posted by Bill on June 11, 2007, 9:25 am

> Ok for you Bill and Paul
> What happens to RH inside house when AC is some what undersize
> it takes Humidity out now what happens to Humidity when AC
> somewhat oversize it does not take same amount of humidity out
> which means now house have much more humidity,
> what causes skin effect yes temperature is one but biggest
> effect comes from RH, what gave you comfort is balance between two,
> So in dry area you want minimize removing of RH while in high RH area
> you want remove humidity as much as possible.
> Did I cover it all are you need more explaining which I will not do!
> You may have different theory that is you privilege.
> Tony
> www.cas-environ.com

Nice reasoned response.

But you stopped half way. Run a load and you'll see for the same house
in Columbus, Ohio and Phoenix, Arizona the load is smaller at the same
humidity.
Not as much latent load.
I'll let you flesh that out as you don't need much explaining.

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Posted by danger on June 11, 2007, 1:29 pm
LOL jeff lebowski is a hack and a dumbass...not worthy of anyones consideration!

HAHA

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Posted by CJT on June 9, 2007, 12:31 am
Tony wrote:
<snip>
> I am not HVAC perso but "Darrell" you know that you are full of crap
> with 104 heat index and 2400-sq ft.he be lucky to get way with 4 ton
> Tony say that
>
<snip>

sound like Tony full of it

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Posted by Zephyr on June 11, 2007, 2:40 pm
Well just out of curiosity I took an existing project [using ACCA Manual J
Software] and it showed that if [using my structure details] I changed the
"wet bulb" temperature only leaving all other factor's... this is what I
found:

@75º F w.b. = 8.01 tons [Normal for most areas]
@68º F w.b. = 7.05 tons [Normal for areas coastal areas within 30 miles of
the ocean]
@50º F w.b. = 5.62 tons [not normal most area's but dryer than most - just
to expand the exercise.]

Draw what you think.

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> Tony wrote:
> <snip>
> > I am not HVAC perso but "Darrell" you know that you are full of crap
> > with 104 heat index and 2400-sq ft.he be lucky to get way with 4 ton
> > Tony say that
> >
> <snip>
>
> sound like Tony full of it
>
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Posted by Bill on June 11, 2007, 3:23 pm

> Well just out of curiosity I took an existing project [using ACCA Manual J
> Software] and it showed that if [using my structure details] I changed the
> "wet bulb" temperature only leaving all other factor's... this is what I
> found:
>
> @75º F w.b. = 8.01 tons [Normal for most areas]
> @68º F w.b. = 7.05 tons [Normal for areas coastal areas within 30 miles of
> the ocean]
> @50º F w.b. = 5.62 tons [not normal most area's but dryer than most - just
> to expand the exercise.]
>
> Draw what you think.

I'll wait till Tony explains it some more.

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