calcSensibleHeating

This function calculates sensible heating power.
Sensible heat is the energy that causes an object's temperature to change
without altering its phase, also known as "dry" heat which you can feel.

Provides data science tools for conservation science, including
methods for environmental data analysis, humidity calculations,
sustainability metrics, engineering calculations, and data
visualisation. Supports conservators, scientists, and engineers
working with cultural heritage preventive conservation data.
The package is motivated by the framework outlined
in Cosaert and Beltran et al. (2022)
"Tools for the Analysis of Collection Environments"
<https://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications_resources/pdf_publications/tools_for_the_analysis_of_collection_environments.html>.

Bhavesh Shah

ConSciR

Tools for Conservation Science

Annelies Cosaert

Vincent Beltran

Emily R Long

Marcin Zygmunt

Hebe Halstead

Avery Bazemore

calcSensibleHeating function

<dl><dt>Temp1</dt>
<dd>Initial Temperature (°Celsius)</dd>
<dt>Temp2</dt>
<dd>Final Temperature (°Celsius)</dd>
<dt>RH</dt>
<dd>Initial Relative Humidity (0-100%). Optional, default is 50%.</dd>
<dt>volumeFlowRate</dt>
<dd>Volume flow rate of air in cubic meters per second (m³/s)</dd></dl>

Arguments

Calculate Sensible Heating — calcSensibleHeating

<dl>

<dt>Temp1</dt>
<dd>Initial Temperature (°Celsius)</dd>


<dt>Temp2</dt>
<dd>Final Temperature (°Celsius)</dd>


<dt>RH</dt>
<dd>Initial Relative Humidity (0-100%). Optional, default is 50%.</dd>


<dt>volumeFlowRate</dt>
<dd>Volume flow rate of air in cubic meters per second (m³/s)</dd>

</dl>

calcSensibleHeating: Calculate Sensible Heating

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