Balancing of a Water and Air System (PDF
Balancing of a Water and Air System (PDF
Balancing of a Water and Air System (PDF
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Pressure Total pressure Velocity pressure<br />
Example 8: Find the GPM <strong>of</strong> a 6” pipe SCH 40 with a pressure <strong>of</strong> 42.45 <strong>and</strong> a total<br />
pressure <strong>of</strong> 42.47. Use fig. 11.3 for Gallons per foot<br />
Solution<br />
• Total pressure – pressure = velocity pressure<br />
• 1040 X √ velocity pressure = FPM<br />
• FPM X Gallons per foot = GPM<br />
• 42.47 total pressure – 42.45 pressure = 0.02 velocity pressure<br />
• 1040 X √ 0.02 = 147.08 FPM<br />
• 147.08 FPM X 1.5 Gallons per foot = 220.62 GPM<br />
Example 9: Find the ton <strong>of</strong> a chiller <strong>of</strong> example 8 with an entering water <strong>of</strong> 55.8 ºF <strong>and</strong> a leaving<br />
water <strong>of</strong> 45.2 ºF.<br />
Solution 1<br />
• Tons = GPM X 60 X 8.337 X ∆ Temperature <strong>of</strong> the water / 12,000 btuh per ton<br />
• 220.62 gallons X 60 minutes X 8.337 X 10.6 ∆T = 1,169,800.4 btuh<br />
• 1,169,800.4 btuh / 12,000 btuh per ton = 97.48 tons<br />
Solution 2<br />
• Tons = GPM X ∆ Temperature <strong>of</strong> the water X specific heat X specific gravity / 24<br />
• 220.62 gallons X 10.6 ∆T X 1 SH X 1 SG = 2338.57<br />
• 2338.57 / 24 = 97.44 tons<br />
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