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Table for calculating volume of air per linear foot in various pipe sizes

SteamworkS
Member Posts: 14
Anyone have a chart showing the amount of cubic feet of air per linear foot of pipe for various pipe sizes? I'm specifically looking for 1-1/4" and 1" IPS, but would love a chart for other sizes as well. Sizing my radiator vents using the master venting principles outlined in Gerry Gill's and Steve Pajek's article. Thanks.
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Sorry, I didn't look at the last page on Gerry and Steve's article. So I have all the values EXCEPT the amount of air per linear foot in a 1" pipe. Thanks0
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1 1/4" and larger is already in Gerry and Steve's balancing steam (pg 14) which it sounds like you already have. For 1" pipe it would be .006 cu/ft per linear foot of pipe.0
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Thanks KC.0
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If you don't have the charts handy, I've found a reliable rule-of-thumb to be 0.1 ft3 of air for every 10 feet of 1" or 1-1/4" radiator run-out. I usually remember it as 0.1 per floor.0
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