Most people will tell you that ICT is a shortening for âinformation and communications technologyâ â option number one above. Letâs unpack that phrase. So it is âinformation technologyâ or âcommunications technologyâ. It is not âinformationâ or âcommunicationâ standing on its own. âInformationâ or âcommunicationâ has to go with technology â they cannot exist independently. You could shorten information and communications technology to just technology. Option 2
For example, a 24 ft. x 24 ft. garage with an eight-foot ceiling has a volume of 4608 ft.3 (24 * 24 * 8 = 4608) Final Formula. Once you have all the data assembled, multiply them together and divide by 1.6 to find the number of BTUs required to heat your garage. (Insulation * Volume * Temp. Rise)/1.6 = BTU. For example, if your garage was 4608 ft. 3 in volume, your temperature rise was 20Â°F, and your insulation rating was one, it would be: (1 * 4608 * 20)/1.6 = 57,600 BTU
A British Thermal Unit (Btu) is a measure of energy content, usually used to describe the energy content of fuels. Because a Btu is so small, energy is usually measured in millions of Btus. 1 Btu = the amount of energy required to increase the temperature of one pound of water (which is equivalent to one pint) by one degree Fahrenheit. This is roughly the heat produced from burning one match. 1,000 Btu = four-fifths of the energy contained in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. 100,000 Btu = one therm, such as what you would find on your gas bill.