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Don't know if there is a formula for this and I'm not looking for a typical
heat loss calculation. The scenario is this: Garage is 24' X 24' with 12' ceiling. There is sheetrock and insulation in the ceiling and three walls. The garage has two standard overhead doors. Temperature is aprox 32 degrees. I want to raise the temperature to 60 degrees in about one hour. How many BTU's do I need? Thanks for any help, Roy |
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