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    This document contains 5 questions related to air duct design and analysis. Question 1 asks to size ducts A, C, and E using the equal friction method for a given duct layout, velocity in duct A, and to find the required FTP and diameter of duct B with no dampering. Question 2 asks to determine duct diameters and velocity pressures using the equal friction method for a given duct system with specified flow rates and static pressures. Question 3 asks to find the size of a rectangular duct to replace a circular duct of known size to maintain equal velocity or equal flow rate. Question 4 asks to calculate the total head developed and power required by a fan with given inlet/outlet static pressures and velocities/flow rate. Question 5 asks to

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    This document contains 5 questions related to air duct design and analysis. Question 1 asks to size ducts A, C, and E using the equal friction method for a given duct layout, velocity in duct A, and to find the required FTP and diameter of duct B with no dampering. Question 2 asks to determine duct diameters and velocity pressures using the equal friction method for a given duct system with specified flow rates and static pressures. Question 3 asks to find the size of a rectangular duct to replace a circular duct of known size to maintain equal velocity or equal flow rate. Question 4 asks to calculate the total head developed and power required by a fan with given inlet/outlet static pressures and velocities/flow rate. Question 5 asks to

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    This document contains 5 questions related to air duct design and analysis. Question 1 asks to size ducts A, C, and E using the equal friction method for a given duct layout, velocity in duct A, and to find the required FTP and diameter of duct B with no dampering. Question 2 asks to determine duct diameters and velocity pressures using the equal friction method for a given duct system with specified flow rates and static pressures. Question 3 asks to find the size of a rectangular duct to replace a circular duct of known size to maintain equal velocity or equal flow rate. Question 4 asks to calculate the total head developed and power required by a fan with given inlet/outlet static pressures and velocities/flow rate. Question 5 asks to

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    Tutorial Duct

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    This document contains 5 questions related to air duct design and analysis. Question 1 asks to size ducts A, C, and E using the equal friction method for a given duct layout, velocity in duct A, and to find the required FTP and diameter of duct B with no dampering. Question 2 asks to determine duct diameters and velocity pressures using the equal friction method for a given duct system with specified flow rates and static pressures. Question 3 asks to find the size of a rectangular duct to replace a circular duct of known size to maintain equal velocity or equal flow rate. Question 4 asks to calculate the total head developed and power required by a fan with given inlet/outlet static pressures and velocities/flow rate. Question 5 asks to

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    Q1 Design the duct size of A, C and E by using Equal friction method for a typical duct layout

    shown in the following figure. Take the velocity of air in the main duct (A) as 8 m/s. Also find the
    FTP required and determine diameter of B so that no dampering is required.
    .

    pf/L=(2.268x10-3(Q)1.852)/(D)4.973 mm of H2O/m
    Various dynamic losses are given by:
    For elbow 0.25 pv
    Dynamic loss in branch: 0.45 pv
    Fitting loss = 0.25 x differences of velocity pressure

    Q2. In the air duct system, as shown in Figure, air enters at A with a static pressure of 7.5 mm of
    water. The branch at B is 15 m long and delivers 120 m3 /min. The branch at C is 22.5 m long and
    delivers 140 m3/min. At the end D of the main duct, the air delivered is 200 m3/min.
    Using friction chart and equal pressure drop method, determine the correct diameter and velocity
    pressures in lengths, AB, BC, CD, branch BE and branch CR Consider friction losses only.
    Q3. A circular duct of 40 cm is selected to carry air in an air conditioned 06 space at a velocity of
    440 m/min to keep the noise level at desired level. If this duct is replaced by a rectangular duct of
    aspect ratio of 1.5, find out the size of rectangular duct for equal friction method when (a) the
    velocity of air in two ducts is same, (b) the discharge rate of air in two ducts is same
    Q4. A fan gives a static pressure of 290 Pa with a velocity of 800 m/min at its outlet while
    delivering a quantity of 120 m3/ min of air. The inlet static pressure and velocity are200 Pa and
    500m/min respectively. Calculate (1) Total head developed (2) Power required if fan mechanical
    efficiency = 75%
    Q5. A duct of rectangular cross-section 600mm * 400mm carries 90m3/min of air having density
    of 1.2 kg/m3. Determine the equivalent diameter of the circular duct :
    i. When the quantity of air carries in both the cases is same; and
    ii. When velocity of air in both the cases is same.
    Take friction factor = 0.011. Also calculate pressure loss per 100m length of duct.

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