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Friction Chart For Airflow in Ducting (Sea Level) : 90 80 70 60 VE LO CI TY, M /s VE LO CI TY, M /s

This document is a friction chart for airflow in round ducts at sea level. It shows the relationship between duct diameter, airflow velocity, volumetric airflow rate, and friction loss in Pascals per meter. The chart can be used to determine friction loss for a given duct diameter and airflow conditions at standard air density of 1.20 kg/m3 and surface roughness of 0.09 mm.

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Friction Chart For Airflow in Ducting (Sea Level) : 90 80 70 60 VE LO CI TY, M /s VE LO CI TY, M /s

This document is a friction chart for airflow in round ducts at sea level. It shows the relationship between duct diameter, airflow velocity, volumetric airflow rate, and friction loss in Pascals per meter. The chart can be used to determine friction loss for a given duct diameter and airflow conditions at standard air density of 1.20 kg/m3 and surface roughness of 0.09 mm.

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FRICTION CHART FOR AIRFLOW IN DUCTING (SEA LEVEL)

100

100

VE
LO
C
30 ITY,

70
50

m/
s

m/
s

40
30

20

50

18

80
10

40

12

14

0
25

10

30

10

35

12

20

16

10

20

45

16

20

31

70
50

70
60

63

30

40

50

80

63

00

3,5

50

00
16

2,5

0,5

25

00

2,0
1,8

0,3

1,6

0,2

0,3
0,2

DU

1,2

0,1
20

0,4

CT

1,4

31
50
DIA
ME
TE
R,
40
mm
00

0,4

20

00

0,5

0,7

12

0,7

10

FRICTION LOSS, Pa/m

80

26

50

40

VE
LO
90 CITY
,

50

100

200

500

1000

AIR QUANTITY,

Friction Chart for Round Duct (

2000

5000

10 000

20 000

50 000

100 000

0,1
200 000

/s at 1,20 kg/m

= 1,20 kg/m and

3=

0,09 mm)

Chart from ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals 1997 (Pg 32.9)

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