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Dave wrote: On 23 Apr 2006 03:24:48 -0700, "Bob" said: I think temperature and heat might be similar. But how? That is BTU = Degrees Fahrenheit. Sorry, Bob. You're dead wrong on this one. Hi Dave: Okay........... I agree, most likely wrong. Im not sure about the dead part, although I felt like sunday morning. Thats what I was wondering. Let try this: How is BTU related to Degrees Fahrenheit? If air is compressed doesn't it get hot? If so, how measure it? But I guess what caught my eye was when a previous post said that compressing air does not create heat. But I may be pretty ignorant about the term HEAT. Confused Bob |
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