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Sensible heat is energy that is "sensible", which is to say related to a change in temperature. Basically, heat that is added or subtract ... view more. ... What Is Temperature?
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As long as you use your sauna in a sensible way (no temperature or endurance competitions...) sauna is thought to be entirely safe...
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As long as you use your sauna in a sensible way (no temperature or endurance competitions...) sauna is thought to be entirely safe...
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Jump to: navigation, search. Sensible heat is heat exchanged by a body or thermodynamic system that has as its sole effect a change of temperature.
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THE term sensible temperature has been used from time to time in the literature of climatology to express the sensation of atmospheric temperature as distinct ...
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May 21, 2002 ... Humidity "might" have some noticeable effect on the sensation of cold, but not NEARLY the effect that wind has on sensible temperatures.
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Sensible heat is that heat which you can sense ( standard temperature readings ) . Latent heat is that heat which you can not sense ( the heat energy that it took ...
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Heat that results in a temperature change is said to be "sensible" (although this term is falling out of favor). This is because it can be "sensed" I assume.
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