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    Fad Calculations: in CFM 180.9286

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    The document contains calculations for the volumetric flow rate (FAD) of air for an HVAC system under various temperature, pressure, and humidity conditions. It lists the volume, pressure, temperature, and relative humidity values under normal temperature and pressure (NTP) and at the site. It then uses the psychrometric formula to calculate the actual volume (Vs) in cubic meters per hour, cubic feet per minute, and liters per second. The calculations show an FAD of 5.1273 cubic meters per hour or 180.9286 cubic feet per minute. It then notes a proposed machine with an FAD of 197 cubic feet per minute and maximum working pressure of 8 bar.

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    The document contains calculations for the volumetric flow rate (FAD) of air for an HVAC system under various temperature, pressure, and humidity conditions. It lists the volume, pressure, temperature, and relative humidity values under normal temperature and pressure (NTP) and at the site. It then uses the psychrometric formula to calculate the actual volume (Vs) in cubic meters per hour, cubic feet per minute, and liters per second. The calculations show an FAD of 5.1273 cubic meters per hour or 180.9286 cubic feet per minute. It then notes a proposed machine with an FAD of 197 cubic feet per minute and maximum working pressure of 8 bar.

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    The document contains calculations for the volumetric flow rate (FAD) of air for an HVAC system under various temperature, pressure, and humidity conditions. It lists the volume, pressure, temperature, and relative humidity values under normal temperature and pressure (NTP) and at the site. It then uses the psychrometric formula to calculate the actual volume (Vs) in cubic meters per hour, cubic feet per minute, and liters per second. The calculations show an FAD of 5.1273 cubic meters per hour or 180.9286 cubic feet per minute. It then notes a proposed machine with an FAD of 197 cubic feet per minute and maximum working pressure of 8 bar.

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    Fad Calculations: in CFM 180.9286

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    Durjoy Chakraborty
    The document contains calculations for the volumetric flow rate (FAD) of air for an HVAC system under various temperature, pressure, and humidity conditions. It lists the volume, pressure, temperature, and relative humidity values under normal temperature and pressure (NTP) and at the site. It then uses the psychrometric formula to calculate the actual volume (Vs) in cubic meters per hour, cubic feet per minute, and liters per second. The calculations show an FAD of 5.1273 cubic meters per hour or 180.9286 cubic feet per minute. It then notes a proposed machine with an FAD of 197 cubic feet per minute and maximum working pressure of 8 bar.

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    FAD CALCULATIONS

    Volume in NM3/Min
    Pressure under NTP
    Temperatue under NTP in Deg K
    Relative Humidity at site
    Temperature at site in Deg C
    Temperature at site in Deg K
    Athmospheric pressure at site
    Vapour Pressure

    Vn
    Pn
    Tn
    RH
    Tc
    Ts
    Ps
    Vp

    4.1667
    1
    273
    55%
    45
    318
    1
    0.0971

    Formula Used
    PnVn/Tn = (Ps-RH x VP)Vs / Ts
    Actual volume in M3/hr = Vs
    Vs =

    Pn x Vn x Ts
    Tn x (Ps - RH x Vp)

    In M3/Min
    In CFM
    In Ltrs/Sec

    5.1273
    180.9286
    85.3437

    The proposed machine is GA30+ AP 8 with FAD of 197 cfm and maximum working pressure of 8 bar

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