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ASHRAE G2 05 2005

ASHRAE G2 05 2005

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ASHRAE Guideline 2-2005 Engineering Analysis of Experimental Data

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10 Figure 7-1 Stationary data set including an outlier at a part- load ratio of 40%.
Figure 7-1 Stationary data set including an outlier at a part- load ratio of 40%.
Figure 7-2 Time-dependent data set with single outlier near hour 15 (3:00 p.m.).
Figure 7-2 Time-dependent data set with single outlier near hour 15 (3:00 p.m.).
11 TABLE 7-1 Chauvenet’s Criterion for Rejecting Outliers
TABLE 7-1 Chauvenet’s Criterion for Rejecting Outliers
13 Figure 8-1 Example of heat transfer data.
Figure 8-1 Example of heat transfer data.
Figure 8-2 Example of heat transfer data including first- order curve fit for all data in the flow rate range from 10 to 50 gpm [0.63 – 3.2 l/s].
Figure 8-2 Example of heat transfer data including first- order curve fit for all data in the flow rate range from 10 to 50 gpm [0.63 – 3.2 l/s].
14 Figure 8-3 Example of heat transfer data including second- order curve fit for all data in the flow rate range from 10 to 100 gpm [0.63 to 6.3 l/s].
Figure 8-3 Example of heat transfer data including second- order curve fit for all data in the flow rate range from 10 to 100 gpm [0.63 to 6.3 l/s].
15 Figure 8-5 Overall or histogram plot of the residuals that resulted from the quadratic curve fit shown in Figure 8-3.
Figure 8-5 Overall or histogram plot of the residuals that resulted from the quadratic curve fit shown in Figure 8-3.
Figure 8-6 Residuals plotted in order of observation.
Figure 8-6 Residuals plotted in order of observation.
16 Figure 8-7a Residuals exhibitng acceptable behavior.
Figure 8-7a Residuals exhibitng acceptable behavior.
17 ANNEX A UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS/PROPAGATION OF ERROR
ANNEX A UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS/PROPAGATION OF ERROR
22 Annex B HVAC&R SYSTEM Examples
Annex B HVAC&R SYSTEM Examples
24 Figure B-1 Preliminary uncertainty analysis of chiller COP.
Figure B-1 Preliminary uncertainty analysis of chiller COP.
Figure B-2 Illustration of a mixing valve.
Figure B-2 Illustration of a mixing valve.
25 Figure B-3 Illustration of a simple heat exchanger.
Figure B-3 Illustration of a simple heat exchanger.
Figure B-4 “Measured” hot-side and cold-side heat exchanger loads including respective uncertainties as a range.
Figure B-4 “Measured” hot-side and cold-side heat exchanger loads including respective uncertainties as a range.
TABLE B-1 Parameters and Uncertainties Used in the Example Heat Exchanger
TABLE B-1 Parameters and Uncertainties Used in the Example Heat Exchanger
26 Annex C Reporting of Results
Annex C Reporting of Results
27 TABLE C-1 Precision and Bias for Tests on a 10.16-cm-Thick Layer of Expanded Polystyrene Foam
TABLE C-1 Precision and Bias for Tests on a 10.16-cm-Thick Layer of Expanded Polystyrene Foam
Figure C-1 Thermal resistance vs. mean temperature for a 10.16-cm-thick layer of expanded polystyrene foam.
Figure C-1 Thermal resistance vs. mean temperature for a 10.16-cm-thick layer of expanded polystyrene foam.
28 annex d bibliography
annex d bibliography

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