A Systems Approach to Financial Appraisal of Greenhouse Heating With Power Plant Cooling Water
A Systems Approach to Financial Appraisal of Greenhouse Heating With Power Plant Cooling Water
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49. Calculate hourly CCW usage on a per acre basis; call it MGPM.
50. If MGPM is greater than PGPM, set PGPM equal to MGPM.
51. Calculate total seasonal (nighttime only) CCW usage as the product of TGPH and hours of occurrence for the current iteration. Add the result to a cumulating var- iable.
52. Calculate total seasonal (nighttime only) electrical operating cost of the fan coil system for the current iteration. Add the result to a cumulating variable.
53. Call subroutine CCWDEL.
54. Enter a... do loop which calculates total electrical pump- ing cost of the CCW delivery system at each of six acreage levels for the current iteration. Add the re- sults to a subscripted variable called PHASE.
55. Calculate total seasonal (nighttime only) heating sys- tem operating cost for the current iteration. Add the result to a cumulating variable.
56. Enter nested do loops which sum hours of occurrences, heat requirements, CCW usage and charges, delivery sys- tem pumping costs, electrical operating costs, backup and supplemental fuel usage, and total operating costs across the 98 combinations of ambient CCW temperatures at the current levels of PCCW and TFCU.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
49. Calculate hourly CCW usage on a per acre basis; call it MGPM.
50. If MGPM is greater than PGPM, set PGPM equal to MGPM.
51. Calculate total seasonal (nighttime only) CCW usage as the product of TGPH and hours of occurrence for the current iteration. Add the result to a cumulating var- iable.
52. Calculate total seasonal (nighttime only) electrical operating cost of the fan coil system for the current iteration. Add the result to a cumulating variable.
53. Call subroutine CCWDEL.
54. Enter a... do loop which calculates total electrical pump- ing cost of the CCW delivery system at each of six acreage levels for the current iteration. Add the re- sults to a subscripted variable called PHASE.
55. Calculate total seasonal (nighttime only) heating sys- tem operating cost for the current iteration. Add the result to a cumulating variable.
56. Enter nested do loops which sum hours of occurrences, heat requirements, CCW usage and charges, delivery sys- tem pumping costs, electrical operating costs, backup and supplemental fuel usage, and total operating costs across the 98 combinations of ambient CCW temperatures at the current levels of PCCW and TFCU.
What to read after A Systems Approach to Financial Appraisal of Greenhouse Heating With Power Plant Cooling Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burch, David W., 1944- to read onlineMoreLess
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