Delta T

Delta T (ΔT) refers to the difference between two temperature measurements, often used to compare conditions at different points or times. For example, in a heating system, it might measure how much hotter the water gets after passing through a heater compared to its original temperature. In industrial or scientific contexts, Delta T helps quantify how much change has occurred, indicating efficiency or transfer of heat. Essentially, it’s a way to express the temperature difference between two related measurements, providing insight into processes involving heat transfer.