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Duct Heat Loss: 8" Ducting Front
CellarPro Wine Cellar Buying Guide—Front Duct Heat Loss 8" BTUH Adjustment for 55°1
Total Linear Feet of Ducting (8" Diameter / R6 Insulation3)
Ambient2 Temperature | 20' | 40' | 60' | 80' | 100' | ||||
60°F | 70 | 140 | 209 | 279 | 349 | ||||
65°F | 105 | 209 | 314 | 419 | 524 | ||||
70°F | 140 | 279 | 419 | 559 | 698 | ||||
75°F | 175 | 349 | 524 | 698 | 873 | ||||
80°F | 209 | 419 | 628 | 838 | 1047 | ||||
85°F | 244 | 489 | 733 | 977 | 1222 | ||||
90°F | 279 | 559 | 838 | 1117 | 1396 | ||||
95°F | 314 | 628 | 942 | 1257 | 1571 |
If you will be ducting the cold air supply and return air to and from a wine cellar, the "heat loss" through the ducting must be considered when sizing the cooling unit. This table calculates the heat loss given: 1) The ambient temperature where the ducting is located, 2) Total length of the ducting, assuming R6 insulation and wine cellar temperature at 55°F. When calculating the thermal load of your wine cellar in a front-ducted application, always consider the BTUH from the table above, and add it to the box load from our other tables.
- The table calculates the additional BTUH to be added to box load for the wine cellar, assuming R6 insulation on the ducting and 55°F temperature inside the cellar.
- Select the BTUH based on the ambient temperature in the area through which the ducting will be located.
- Select the BTUH based on the TOTAL linear feet of ducting (ie add the linear feet for both the supply and return air to/from the wine cellar. It is not necessary to add the linear feet, if any, from ducting the rear (ie hot air supply and return) of the cooling unit.