Hot Water Mixing Calculator: 1 gpm to 110°F (50°F cold / 140°F hot)
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1 gpm to 110°F (50°F cold / 140°F hot) converts to
0.667 gpm hot + 0.333 gpm cold
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Input: 1 gpm to 110°F (50°F cold / 140°F hot)
Output: 0.667 gpm hot + 0.333 gpm cold
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hotPercent: 66.67 | coldPercent: 33.33 | targetTempF: 110
Hot Water Mixing Calculator
Estimate hot and cold flow rates needed to achieve a target mixed-water temperature.
Required Hot Flow
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Nearby Reference Values
| Mix Scenario | Flow Split | Hot Water (%) | Cold Water (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 gpm to 105°F (50°F cold / 130°F hot) | 0.688 gpm hot + 0.313 gpm cold | 68.75% | 31.25% |
| 1 gpm to 110°F (50°F cold / 130°F hot) | 0.75 gpm hot + 0.25 gpm cold | 75% | 25% |
| 1 gpm to 95°F (50°F cold / 140°F hot) | 0.5 gpm hot + 0.5 gpm cold | 50% | 50% |
| 1 gpm to 100°F (50°F cold / 140°F hot) | 0.556 gpm hot + 0.444 gpm cold | 55.56% | 44.44% |
| 1 gpm to 105°F (50°F cold / 140°F hot) | 0.611 gpm hot + 0.389 gpm cold | 61.11% | 38.89% |
| 1 gpm to 110°F (50°F cold / 140°F hot) | 0.667 gpm hot + 0.333 gpm cold | 66.67% | 33.33% |
| 1 gpm to 95°F (60°F cold / 120°F hot) | 0.583 gpm hot + 0.417 gpm cold | 58.33% | 41.67% |
| 1 gpm to 100°F (60°F cold / 120°F hot) | 0.667 gpm hot + 0.333 gpm cold | 66.67% | 33.33% |
| 1 gpm to 105°F (60°F cold / 120°F hot) | 0.75 gpm hot + 0.25 gpm cold | 75% | 25% |
| 1 gpm to 110°F (60°F cold / 120°F hot) | 0.833 gpm hot + 0.167 gpm cold | 83.33% | 16.67% |
| 1 gpm to 95°F (60°F cold / 130°F hot) | 0.5 gpm hot + 0.5 gpm cold | 50% | 50% |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Hot Water Mixing Calculator, formulas, and expected usage.
How is hot-water mixing calculated?
The hot-water fraction is (target minus cold) divided by (hot minus cold), then multiplied by total flow.
Why must target temperature be between hot and cold inputs?
A mixed temperature outside the source range is physically impossible without heating or cooling beyond the two source streams.
What is this calculator useful for?
It is useful for tempering-valve setup, domestic hot water balancing, and estimating required hot-water capacity.
Does this include pipe heat loss?
No. This is an ideal mixing calculation at the blending point and does not include downstream heat loss.
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