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Daily Temperature Range in Air Conditioning Systems Formulas
Daily temperature range is the long-term mean of the daily difference between the maximum and minimum surface-air temperature for that month. And is denoted by DR. Daily Temperature Range is usually measured using the Fahrenheit for Temperature. Note that the value of Daily Temperature Range is always negative.
Air Conditioning Systems formulas that make use of Daily Temperature Range
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What is the Daily Temperature Range?
Daily temperature range is the long-term mean of the daily difference between the maximum and minimum surface-air temperature for that month. Daily Temperature Range is usually measured using the Fahrenheit for Temperature. Note that the value of Daily Temperature Range is always negative.
Can the Daily Temperature Range be negative?
Yes, the Daily Temperature Range, measured in Temperature can be negative.
What unit is used to measure Daily Temperature Range?
Daily Temperature Range is usually measured using the Fahrenheit[°F] for Temperature. Kelvin[°F], Celsius[°F], Rankine[°F] are the few other units in which Daily Temperature Range can be measured.
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