What is a reasonable warmth?
Sensive heat is the name of energy in the form of heat that causes an increase or decrease in temperature. Its name comes from the fact that it can be captured as a change in temperature. The transmission of this type of thermal energy occurs either as a guide or convection.
Adding this form of heat results in an increase in temperature, while removal results in a temperature reduction. It differs from a latent heat that does not change the temperature of the substance. Rather, latent heat is the heat that is replaced between the substance and its surroundings during the phase change that occurs at a constant temperature, such as melting solid ice into liquid water. In very simple cases, such as measuring the temperature of the fabric in the kitchen or laboratory, everything that is necessary may be. This would not be practical on a variety of scale, such as measuring a reasonable heat flow or transfer of heat to a unit of area over time, a large geographical area. In such situations, a reasonable heat flow can be estimated by the statistical method known as whirlpoolKovariance or measured by an optical device known as a large scintilometer of aperture.
Sensive heat is interesting about fields such as meteorology and climatology, where it is used to calculate weather forecasts and long -term climate modeling. The Earth's surface absorbs heat from the sun in the form of radiation and converts it into reasonable and latent heat. Its transformation into reasonable heat results in changes in temperatures of the surfaces of the earth, soil and water and its atmosphere.
Another field where this form of heat is significant is heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC). A reasonable thermal load is a single -factor that determines the necessary air temperature supplied to the room and the required air flow rate to maintain the desired room temperature. It can be used for the purposes of the HVAC calculation in the form of a sensitive heat ratio (SHR), which is the amount of sensitive heat divided by the total amount of heat in the space. ClashHVAC is selected so that the SHR system is compatible with the SHR room or the building for which it will be used.
sensitive heat can also be stored for later use by increasing the temperature of the material that later releases this heat for use. For example, solar energy can be concentrated and stored in this way during daylight and then drawn for use from storage during hours when the sun did not welcome. Materials that can be used as storage media depend on the storage temperature, system size and other factors. They may include such various materials such as water, various types of stones, molten salt, liquid metals and more.