velocity.fpm: Calculate Air Velocity in fpm
In dwnadler/rEHS: A set of tools for EHS management
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Airflow velocity is used to capture contaminants and overcome cross-drafts,
transportation of contaminants through the duct, and balancing
of “losses” in the system and in the discharge of the contaminant from the stack.
This is described as the “magnitude” of the system, which is a function of the velocity pressure.
Usage
1
velocity.fpm(velocity.pressure.as.h2o)
Arguments
velocity.pressure.as.h2o
pressure in the direction of flow necessary to caus the air at rest to flow at a given velocity
Examples
1
2
3
## velocity pressure of 0.2″
## velocity.fpm(.20)
## "Velocity is 1791.09 fpm"
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Airflow velocity is used to capture contaminants and overcome cross-drafts, transportation of contaminants through the duct, and balancing of “losses” in the system and in the discharge of the contaminant from the stack. This is described as the “magnitude” of the system, which is a function of the velocity pressure.
Usage
1 | velocity.fpm(velocity.pressure.as.h2o)
|
Arguments
velocity.pressure.as.h2o |
pressure in the direction of flow necessary to caus the air at rest to flow at a given velocity |
Examples
1 2 3 | ## velocity pressure of 0.2″
## velocity.fpm(.20)
## "Velocity is 1791.09 fpm"
|
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