Dry Bulb Temperature Sample Clauses

Dry Bulb Temperature accuracy: less than or equal to +/- 0.27°C over the full range; range: -50 °C to + 50 °C; time constant: </= 5.5 seconds; linearity: +/- 0.3°C
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Dry Bulb Temperature. The temperature of the air, especially for comparison to Wet Bulb temperature. Fan Aspiration Altalab pioneered fan-aspiration for motorsports weatherstations. The fan pulls air across the sensors so they can measure the ambient air, and the fan also prevents the case and sensors from overheating in direct sunlight. All our weatherstations have the fan as standard or optional equipment. See IR Heat for more information. Fog
Dry Bulb Temperature. The Binary Plant shall be designed to operate at ambient dry bulb temperatures in the range of -5(degree)C to 35(degree)C. The annual average temperature is 11(degree)C. For the purposes of plant sizing the ambient design temperature is 25(degree)C.

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