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It can be calculated... but you need to already be at a place where you have mastered all the other stuff. I have my own spreadsheets and simulation programs I've built up over time (and have added the Rewind Calculator to that list) but they have so many little things in them that only I know about that it's probably easier for you to write your own.
There is a lack of intellectual tools available online to be able to do all the "tricks" you want to do.
I suppose eventually someone might create some software product to serve such a need, but it's so specialized that the person will never make a dime doing it. (better to be an in house programmer for such a thing)
Anyway... though "imperfect" as a metaphor it's not that far off to say that everything just scales upwards, so:
If you have "X" amount of heating at 24 volts then you will have "X" * 36/24 amount of heat if you went to 36 volts.
...it's more complicated than that, but probably close enough to make ballpark estimates.
There is a lack of intellectual tools available online to be able to do all the "tricks" you want to do.
I suppose eventually someone might create some software product to serve such a need, but it's so specialized that the person will never make a dime doing it. (better to be an in house programmer for such a thing)
Anyway... though "imperfect" as a metaphor it's not that far off to say that everything just scales upwards, so:
If you have "X" amount of heating at 24 volts then you will have "X" * 36/24 amount of heat if you went to 36 volts.
...it's more complicated than that, but probably close enough to make ballpark estimates.