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27、blication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever without the prior permission of the publisher.g32Energy Consumption Test Methods for Canadian Standards Association Household Electric Ranges February 2003 iii Contents Technical Committee on Residential Equipment v Subcommittee on the Performance o

28、f Ranges vii Preface viii Foreword ix 1 Scope 1 2 Reference Publications and Definitions 1 2.1 Reference Publications 1 2.2 Definitions 2 3 Test Parameters 2 3.1 Test Room 2 3.1.1 Ambient Temperature Measurement and Control 2 3.1.2 Air Circulation 2 3.2 Instruments 3 3.2.1 Temperature Measurements 3

29、 3.2.2 Electrical Measurements 3 3.2.3 Time Measurements 3 3.3 Test Blocks 3 3.3.1 Construction 3 3.3.2 Readings 3 3.3.3 Initial Temperature 3 3.3.4 Thermocouple Installation 3 3.4 Power Supply 4 3.5 Preparation of Test Sample 4 3.5.1 Installation 4 3.5.2 Assembly 4 3.5.3 Clock 4 3.5.4 Time-Temperat

30、ure Controls 4 3.5.5 Electrical Connections 4 3.5.6 Conditioning 4 3.6 Calibration of Oven Temperature 4 3.6.1 General 4 3.6.2 Noncycling Thermostat 4 3.6.3 Cycling Thermostat 4 4 Procedure for Determining Energy Consumption Ovens 5 4.1 Equations 5 4.2 Test Methods for Energy Consumption Ovens 5 4.2

31、.1 General 5 4.2.2 Normal Bake 5 4.2.3 Forced Convection 6 4.2.4 Self-Cleaning 6 4.2.5 Clock Power Rating 6 4.3 Calculation of Test Energy Consumption Ovens 6 4.3.1 Single Ovens 6 4.3.2 Multiple Ovens 6 g32C358-03 Canadian Standards Association iv February 2003 4.4 Calculation of Energy Efficiency O

32、vens 6 4.4.1 Single Ovens 6 4.4.2 Multiple Ovens 7 4.5 Calculation of Annual Energy Consumption Ovens 7 4.5.1 General 7 4.5.2 Annual Oven Energy Consumption for Oven Cooking 7 4.5.3 Annual Self-Cleaning Energy Consumption 7 4.5.4 Annual Clock Energy Consumption 8 5 Procedure for Determining Energy C

33、onsumption Cooktops 8 5.1 Test Data 8 5.2 Test Methods for Energy Consumption Cooktops 8 5.2.1 General 8 5.2.2 Heating Elements 8 5.2.3 Test Block Size 8 5.3 Calculation of Test Energy Consumption Cooktops 8 5.3.1 Set-up 8 5.3.2 Energy Consumed 9 5.4 Calculation of Energy Efficiency Cooktops 9 5.4.1

34、 Single Heating Element 9 5.4.2 Total Cooktop 9 5.5 Calculation of Annual Energy Consumption Cooktops 9 6 Determining Total Energy Consumption and Range Efficiency 10 6.1 Calculation of Total Energy Consumption 10 6.2 Calculation of Range Cooking Efficiency 10 7 Usable Oven Space 10 8 Maximum Energy

35、 Consumption per Year 11 9 Sampling Plan 11 9.1 Sample Size 11 9.2 Measure of Energy Efficiency 11 9.3 Measure of Energy Consumption 11 Table 11 Figures 12 Annexes A (informative) Comparison of US and Canadian Definitions 14 B (informative) Annual Useful Cooking Energy Outputs of Ranges, Cooktops, a

36、nd Ovens 18 C (informative) Explanation of Sampling Plan 19 Energy Consumption Test Methods for Canadian Standards Association Household Electric Ranges February 2003 v Technical Committee on Residential Equipment L. Boutin Hydro-Qubec, Chair Mntal, Qubec E. Grzesik Ontario Ministry of Energy, Scien

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