1)What is mean by static pressure
2)how we can calculate static pressure
2)difference beteween mm of Hg and mm of water guage.
3)How we can relate and calculate Static pressure in manufacturing AHU(air
handling Unit)
4)Use of static pressure in HVAC
5)How we can relate and calculate Static Pressure in duct design
HVAC Static Pressure
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R.Arun kumar
26 Dec 2007, 07:34
26 Dec 2007, 07:34
AsktheBuilder
26 Dec 2007, 07:42
26 Dec 2007, 07:42
R. Kumar,
You need to enroll in a few Mechanical Engineering Classes that teach all of this. If you think that is the purpose of this comments, you are mistaken. :-->
You need to enroll in a few Mechanical Engineering Classes that teach all of this. If you think that is the purpose of this comments, you are mistaken. :-->
AsktheBuilder
08 Jan 2008, 08:01
08 Jan 2008, 08:01
Sushant,
Hmmmmmmmmmm...... I thought you agreed to read all of the comments before you left one. Did you not see what I told Kumar? This is AsktheBuilder.com, not AsktheBuilder University. :->
Hmmmmmmmmmm...... I thought you agreed to read all of the comments before you left one. Did you not see what I told Kumar? This is AsktheBuilder.com, not AsktheBuilder University. :->
venkatesan
16 Mar 2008, 10:55
16 Mar 2008, 10:55
hai
1. how can i check the static pressure in duct?
2. why need check for static pressure?
3.what is use of static pressure in hvac systems?
1. how can i check the static pressure in duct?
2. why need check for static pressure?
3.what is use of static pressure in hvac systems?
raja . r
20 Apr 2008, 04:18
20 Apr 2008, 04:18
I am engineer in Installation & commisioning of HVAC system . Pl , mail me
the any subject , which is related to HVAC system.i.e HAP [carrier,trane ],
heat & cooling load calculation, pump designing of HVAC system.
Ary Fitanto
22 Apr 2008, 06:57
22 Apr 2008, 06:57
1). What look like static pressure room for clean room (pharmautical) ?
2). do like stainless steel material from or what ?
3). thanks a lot
2). do like stainless steel material from or what ?
3). thanks a lot
HAM
25 Apr 2008, 10:35
25 Apr 2008, 10:35
how we can calculate static pressure
basem
28 Apr 2008, 16:24
28 Apr 2008, 16:24
I WANT HELP IN WHAT I CAN MAKE A FAN SELECTION
Sachin Mangrulkar
10 May 2008, 05:38
10 May 2008, 05:38
How we can relate and calculate Static Pressure in duct design
ahed
11 May 2008, 09:19
11 May 2008, 09:19
what is static pressure?
marvin
15 May 2008, 22:31
15 May 2008, 22:31
i What to know about air static pressure in air duct system.
hannan
28 May 2008, 06:30
28 May 2008, 06:30
1)What is mean by static pressure
2)how we can calculate static pressure
2)how we can calculate static pressure
K.S
23 Jun 2008, 00:51
23 Jun 2008, 00:51
Dear Tim,
If we are calculating the external static pressure (E.S.P) through a supply duct for an AHU, the result was 1"W.G. Do we still need to Cal. the E.S.P for the return duct? Considering that if the AHU blower is capable of supplying air through a resistance of 1"W.G, it will be able to pull back the return air through 1"W.G resistance. As it dose not make since to select the AHU Motor with an E.S.P of 2"W.G (Supply + Return), it will be too high causing vibration & noise issues. Probably the higher value between the supply & return E.S.P need to be selected.
Kindly advice?
If we are calculating the external static pressure (E.S.P) through a supply duct for an AHU, the result was 1"W.G. Do we still need to Cal. the E.S.P for the return duct? Considering that if the AHU blower is capable of supplying air through a resistance of 1"W.G, it will be able to pull back the return air through 1"W.G resistance. As it dose not make since to select the AHU Motor with an E.S.P of 2"W.G (Supply + Return), it will be too high causing vibration & noise issues. Probably the higher value between the supply & return E.S.P need to be selected.
Kindly advice?
Daniel
15 Jul 2008, 11:24
15 Jul 2008, 11:24
Wouldn't it be great if people paid attention to instructions or took the
time to read? Well, just a comment about design. I have a brand new house,
two story. There is 5T and 3T Carrier unit, 16seer r410. 95%furnaces. After
buying the house, i ran the a/c system. These installers decided that their
design was so perfect, they didn't need volume dampers. They tried to argue
with me and came out to the house, i had the builder come out as well. They
told me to shut the register to the room... I politely said "and what, the
air will just know to run back to the plenum?" Your design is faulty and
undersized, you didnt take into account any heat load, no traps were found
on the condensate and it actually had a vacuum on it and overflowed into
the ceiling. Needless to say the builder has asked for my services for his
projects. People need to pay attention and research their jobs so they
don't have to go back and do the job again.
RENE LACOMBE
21 Jul 2008, 11:43
21 Jul 2008, 11:43
IF I HAVE TWO 90 DEGREE BENDS IN MY DUCT WORK,USING FLEXIBLE DUCT WORK IN
MY A.C. SYSTEM,AND I STILL HAVE STATIC PRESSURE,COULD I PUT METAL DUCT WORK
AT THE 90 DEGREE TURNS TO REDUCE STATIC PRESSURE.I BELIEVE THAT IS WHERE
THE STATIC PRESSURE BUILTS UP.
MATHEWS PHILIP
14 Aug 2008, 05:40
14 Aug 2008, 05:40
1)how much static pressure needed at the end of the duct connected to air
conditioned room???
2) how can we calculate the total outlet pressure developed by the centrifugal fan??
Total pressure = static pressure+friction loss+velocity pressure
is it correct???
then how can we calculate static pressure???
2) how can we calculate the total outlet pressure developed by the centrifugal fan??
Total pressure = static pressure+friction loss+velocity pressure
is it correct???
then how can we calculate static pressure???
Don
21 Aug 2008, 19:11
21 Aug 2008, 19:11
Greetings,
Next to accumulated air particles, in your opinon, what is the second most contributing factor increasing static pressure within a Whole-House HVAC system?
THanks in advance!
Next to accumulated air particles, in your opinon, what is the second most contributing factor increasing static pressure within a Whole-House HVAC system?
THanks in advance!
syam
26 Aug 2008, 04:05
26 Aug 2008, 04:05
Dear sir ,
i wn to know about static pressure.
1)What is mean by static pressure
2)how we can calculate static pressure
2)difference beteween mm of Hg and mm of water guage.
3)How we can relate and calculate Static pressure in manufacturing AHU(air handling Unit)
4)Use of static pressure in HVAC
5)How we can relate and calculate Static Pressure in duct design
i wn to know about static pressure.
1)What is mean by static pressure
2)how we can calculate static pressure
2)difference beteween mm of Hg and mm of water guage.
3)How we can relate and calculate Static pressure in manufacturing AHU(air handling Unit)
4)Use of static pressure in HVAC
5)How we can relate and calculate Static Pressure in duct design
Ramon
08 Sep 2008, 10:33
08 Sep 2008, 10:33
Come on, guys... This is a starting point, not a course on HVAC. The
uestions most of you are asking is like asking a doctor about brain
surgery. Sure, he can explain it, but it would take much more time than is
available.
You guys can also check wikipedia for definitions and more sources.
Honestly, it looked like Shushant wanted the answers to his HVAC final exam.
You guys can also check wikipedia for definitions and more sources.
Honestly, it looked like Shushant wanted the answers to his HVAC final exam.
darshan
10 Sep 2008, 07:58
10 Sep 2008, 07:58
Dear Sir,
we are coming up with new project like manufacturing pharma equipment like pass box, rlaf, etc,
i need to calculate some things like
how to do the blower selection ,what will be the cfm in it ,n how to calculate the static pressure for a specific blower
plz reply to me
regards
Darshan
we are coming up with new project like manufacturing pharma equipment like pass box, rlaf, etc,
i need to calculate some things like
how to do the blower selection ,what will be the cfm in it ,n how to calculate the static pressure for a specific blower
plz reply to me
regards
Darshan
Daniel E Canales
11 Nov 2008, 21:38
11 Nov 2008, 21:38
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