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How does one calculate CFM
AntnyC
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How does one calculate CFM in a given pipe size @ a given pressure?
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More specifics: All my years in this business, I have never designed a compressed air distribution system so my question is. I have a client with a autobody shop who needs compressed air lines to 5 hose reels, total run of 200' in a pressure balanced loop. The compressor is on sight and it is a 100 gallon 15 H.P. unit. I expect supply pressure to be 125-150 p.s.i. What size pipe should be used for mains? is there a formula or chart available to reference?
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