Translocation itself has been shown to be an exergonic reaction (56, 57), but with a high free energy of activation [ÎG â  â 96 kJ/mol for factor-free translocation (58, 59)].
High chilled water temperature: Normally chilled water is delivered into the piping system at a temperature between 42Â°F and 46Â°F. This is the water temperature that should be present at the supply connection on the air handler. Some buildings vary the temperature of chilled water with outdoor temperature change.
Typically, a hot tub or spa will heat the water somewhere between 3 and 6 degrees per hour. First, letâs examine the ambient temperatures. Basically, that is the temperature where your hot tub is located. The warmer it is outside, the less time it will take it to heat. For example, if it is 76 degrees outside and you want to heat your hot tub to 100 degrees, it will take your hot tub approximately 4 hours to reach its temperature. You can decrease that time if you keep your hot tub cover on while it heats.