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    This document contains information about calculating friction losses in ductwork systems, including: - A table showing friction charts for round ducts from the ASHRAE Handbook Fundamentals 2001. - Equations for calculating static pressure drop, total pressure drop, and the fan head required to overcome total system losses. - Information on using equivalent lengths to simplify calculations for fittings like elbows and diverging wyes.

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    This document contains information about calculating friction losses in ductwork systems, including: - A table showing friction charts for round ducts from the ASHRAE Handbook Fundamentals 2001. - Equations for calculating static pressure drop, total pressure drop, and the fan head required to overcome total system losses. - Information on using equivalent lengths to simplify calculations for fittings like elbows and diverging wyes.

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    This document contains information about calculating friction losses in ductwork systems, including: - A table showing friction charts for round ducts from the ASHRAE Handbook Fundamentals 2001. - Equations for calculating static pressure drop, total pressure drop, and the fan head required to overcome total system losses. - Information on using equivalent lengths to simplify calculations for fittings like elbows and diverging wyes.

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    Charts: Dr. Ali Hammoud Exam - 2011

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    This document contains information about calculating friction losses in ductwork systems, including: - A table showing friction charts for round ducts from the ASHRAE Handbook Fundamentals 2001. - Equations for calculating static pressure drop, total pressure drop, and the fan head required to overcome total system losses. - Information on using equivalent lengths to simplify calculations for fittings like elbows and diverging wyes.

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    The document discusses friction charts, pressure drop calculations, and equivalent lengths for duct design.

    Friction charts are used to determine pressure drop and friction loss per meter in duct systems.

    Factors that affect pressure drop in ducts include duct length, fittings, velocity, and friction loss per meter.

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    Dr. Ali Hammoud


    Exam -2011
    Friction chart for round duct
    (Source: ASHRAE Handbook Fundamentals 2001)
    3
    (Table 1)
    Closed system
    5

    6
    7
    8
    . etc.. coil. Fan , filters in drop Pressure P
    ]
    29 . 1
    [ ]
    29 . 1
    [
    ]
    29 . 1
    [
    C using n Calculatio drop pressure Static
    d
    2
    Re
    2
    0 /
    Re
    2
    0 /
    o
    =
    + A + E +
    (

    + E =
    =
    A + E +
    (

    + E =
    =

    V
    P P
    V
    C L P
    drop pressure Total
    P P
    V
    C L P
    drop pressure Static
    turn d m f
    turn d m f
    9
    Velocity. Flow Fan the is V Where
    , )
    1.29
    V
    ( fan the of , Head Velocity P
    Pa. , drop pressure air Return P
    P P P P
    etc.. coil fan , grills Dampers,
    as such losses. other all for loss dynamic Total
    d
    P
    fittings for length equivalent total The
    e
    L
    meter. in duct the of length The L
    1Pa/m. meter one per loss friction The
    f/m
    P
    : Where
    d
    P ]
    e
    L L [ /m
    f
    P P
    : ducts in Drop Pressure Static
    2
    F V,
    R
    F V, R Static Fan
    Static
    = =
    =
    + + =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    + + =
    system the in loss head total the overcome must head Fan The
    10
    d
    P ]
    e
    L L [ /m
    f
    P P
    Ts
    + + =
    Constant
    We need dampers or
    grille dampers to
    balance the system
    Equal friction loss method
    Part 3 11
    Ex:
    D= 450 mm H = 275 mm , W = 650 mm
    0.25
    H) W (
    0.625
    ) H W ( 1.3
    e
    D
    +

    =
    12
    Table 3 gives some
    equivalent lengths. The
    lengths shown are
    approximate.
    with some conservatism
    built in. This approach
    simplifies calculation
    helpful in the design of
    simple low-velocity
    systems.

    Table3
    ( Round duct )
    Example 90 plated elbow
    = Le/D =15
    For D=6 We get = 15 x 6 =90
    =8 ft or 2.4 m
    For D= 10 we get =15 x10/12 =
    13 ft =4 m
    13
    FITTING PRESSURE DROP
    CALCULATION

    (Using C
    0
    method )
    min) / ( )
    4000
    ( )
    29 . 1
    (
    :
    2
    0
    2
    0
    ft V unit US in
    V
    C P or SI in
    V
    C P
    pressure Dynamic
    d d
    = = =
    V = m/s
    14
    Circular duct
    15
    T4
    16
    Diverging
    Wye-45
    Circular duct
    17
    18
    Circular duct

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