Oftentimes, heat gains and losses can be measured with a thermometer. When this is the case, the heat can be “sensed” and we call it “sensible heat”. Raising the temperature of water from 20ºF to 40ºF is an example of sensible heat. The formula used to calculate the heat required to raise the temperature of […]
Have you ever wondered why some things heat up quicker than others? Or why some substances might take several minutes to get hot, while others only take a few seconds? It is well understood that as heat is applied to a substance in a single state, the temperature of the substance will increase. Experiments have […]
Start the new year off right by participating in the newly released ‘2026 Virtual Ammonia Refrigeration Training’ by Resource Compliance. 2026-virtual-training-invitation-flyer This year we have two course options: Beginner Course Advanced Course
The area is the number of square units that can fit within a two-dimensional, or flat, space. To find the area of a two-dimensional square or rectangular surface, one must first measure the length of each side. Once those measurements are obtained, the formula A=LxW will calculate the area of the surface. Example: If a […]
Ammonia In National Headlines in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… 2 Workers Injured at Little Caesars Arena Due to Ammonia Leak, Building Evacuated – Two men in their 20s suffered minor chemical burns Thursday after they were exposed to an ammonia leak inside Little Caesars Arena. […keep reading] Ammonia Leak Sickens Dozens in Serbia – […]
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