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Pumpguy
Pumpguy Member Posts: 776
in Strictly Steam
Does anyone know an easy formula I can use to convert pounds per hour of dry air at sea level to cubic feet per minute?



Thanks
Dennis Pataki. Former Service Manager and Heating Pump Product Manager for Nash Engineering Company. Phone: 1-888 853 9963
Website: www.nashjenningspumps.com

The first step in solving any problem is TO IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM.

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  • bob_46
    bob_46 Member Posts: 813
    flow

    I'm a flunked out retired fitter not an engineer. My take is standard air as defined by ASHRAE is air at 29.92 in. Hg , 69ºF and dry has a density of .075 Lbs./Cu.Ft. so if you divide your Lbs./Hr. by 60 you will have Lbs./Min. divide that by .075 and you will have

    Cu. Ft./Min.

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  • Pumpguy
    Pumpguy Member Posts: 776
    Brilliant!

    I'm gonna try that.  Thanks
    Dennis Pataki. Former Service Manager and Heating Pump Product Manager for Nash Engineering Company. Phone: 1-888 853 9963
    Website: www.nashjenningspumps.com

    The first step in solving any problem is TO IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM.
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