Dim Wannabee needs ISA help
I understand that temp an be stated as ISA (or indeed JSA) plus or minus a figure
eg: Temperature is ISA + 7. What I'm really stuck with is the nature of the calculation. Does it require one to apply the correct mathematical technique as in: ISA = - 57 so ISA + 7 would be - 50 and ISA = -57 and so ISA -7 would be -57 - (-7) = -57 + 7 = -50 Both can't be right. Many thanks for any help |
The easiest way is to use words and common sense not maths.
ISA +X means X degrees warmer than the relevant ISA temp and ISA -X means X degrees colder than the relevant ISA temp Which of course is your first case |
Thank you for the reply which if I understand correctly means my examples now read:
ISA = - 57 so ISA + 7 would be - 50 (warmer) ISA = -57 so ISA -7 would be -64 (colder) |
Absolutely right Cron.
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