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JHK
Member Posts: 16
in Gas Heating
As a rule of thumb how many cfm is required per 1,000 btu's output for a gas furnace?
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Funny Q:? in that:
Are you talking Forced air, boiler, what do you want your delta T to be?, Application etc... A/C sometimes ratted at 400cfm/ton, but not always due to conditions that have to be met. I have seen cooling specs. for 325cfm/ton. If your Q? for cfm also must have the size of duct, it's current profected static pressure etc..
I guess I would like to know what you are trying to do???
Mike T.0 -
Depends upon efficiency
80% is abour 130 cfm per 10,000 btu
90% is about 150 cfm per 10,00 btu
This is for heating airflow0
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