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firing rate vs flue temp

Maine Ken
Maine Ken Member Posts: 531
in THE MAIN WALL
"(a) In common with most heat transfer devices, the
maximum efficiency occurs at a low value of
input. In fact, the efficiency gradually decreases
as the input is increased."

Uh oh! Not exactly what was claimed in the last thread about flue temp.

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  • bob_46
    bob_46 Member Posts: 813
    efficiency

    Did you ever wonder why all furnaces mfd. before the government got involved were 80% efficient? I figured that with all the different brands and styles of heat-X one of them would be at least 1% more efficient. I copied this article from Handbook of Air Conditioning Heating and Ventilating by Strock, Industrial Press.

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  • Rocky_3
    Rocky_3 Member Posts: 236
    Intersting...

    Thanks for sharing.
    Rocky
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