To: bvw
Yes, heating and cooling calculation from HVAC contractors do the same thing in degree-days using 68 for heating and say 76 for cooling as the base.
It has nothing to do with number systems like octal, decimal, binary, or hex.
To: John Jamieson
So "base ten", meaning degrees-above-10-degress-centigrade is a term of Goff's invention or of the literature in his field?
397 posted on
07/30/2002 12:32:59 PM PDT by
bvw
To: John Jamieson
So, as a credentialed geek yourself.... :-)
Was Goff bending over backwards to sound officious and hard-to-understand, in your expert opinion? Or am I just having an obtuse day?
I'll admit that I flunked out of college twice -- so far.
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