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The velocity of air in a ventilation duct can be expressed in imperial units like
vi = qi / Ai = 576 qi / (π di2) = 144 qi / (ai bi) (1)
where
vi = air velocity (ft/min)
qi = air flow (cfm)
Ai = area of duct (square feet)
di = diameter of duct (inches)
ai = width of duct (inches)
bi = width of duct (inches)
Air velocity can be calculated with the calculator below. Add air volume - q - and diameter - d - (or length a and b).
Air velocity in a duct can alternatively be expressed in SI units like
vm = qm / Am = 4 qm / (π dm2) = qm / (am bm) (2)
where
vm = air velocity (m/s)
qm = air flow (m3/s)
Am = area of duct (m2)
dm = diameter of duct (m)
am = width of duct (m)
bm = width of duct (m)
Air velocity can be calculated with the calculator below. Add air volume - q - and diameter - d - (or length a and b).
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