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    How Do You Convert CMH To CFM?: Fresh Air Settings

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    This document provides air flow data in cubic meters per hour (CMH) and cubic feet per minute (CFM) for different fan speed settings and duct openings from 0% to 100% in 5% increments. It notes that the T-bar is set to 1 1/2" and the static pressure is zero. Cubic meters per hour can be converted to cubic feet per minute by multiplying by 0.5883.

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    How Do You Convert CMH To CFM?: Fresh Air Settings

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    This document provides air flow data in cubic meters per hour (CMH) and cubic feet per minute (CFM) for different fan speed settings and duct openings from 0% to 100% in 5% increments. It notes that the T-bar is set to 1 1/2" and the static pressure is zero. Cubic meters per hour can be converted to cubic feet per minute by multiplying by 0.5883.

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    Calculation fresh air flow

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    This document provides air flow data in cubic meters per hour (CMH) and cubic feet per minute (CFM) for different fan speed settings and duct openings from 0% to 100% in 5% increments. It notes that the T-bar is set to 1 1/2" and the static pressure is zero. Cubic meters per hour can be converted to cubic feet per minute by multiplying by 0.5883.

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    How Do You Convert CMH To CFM?: Fresh Air Settings

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    Rebekah Powell
    This document provides air flow data in cubic meters per hour (CMH) and cubic feet per minute (CFM) for different fan speed settings and duct openings from 0% to 100% in 5% increments. It notes that the T-bar is set to 1 1/2" and the static pressure is zero. Cubic meters per hour can be converted to cubic feet per minute by multiplying by 0.5883.

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    fresh air settings

    T bar = 1 1/2", Zero static T bar =


    % Open CMH CFM CMH CFM
    50Hz 60Hz 50Hz 60Hz 50Hz 60Hz 50Hz 60Hz
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
    5 19 23 11 14 16 19 9 11
    10 45 54 27 32 37 44 22 26
    15 56 67 33 39 42 50 25 30
    20 84 101 49 59 64 77 38 45
    25 97 116 57 68 75 90 44 53
    30 112 135 66 79 88 106 52 62
    35 127 152 75 90 100 120 59 71
    40 144 173 85 102 115 138 68 81
    45 163 196 96 115 131 157 77 93
    50 181 217 106 128 146 175 86 103
    55 185 222 109 131 150 180 88 106
    60 192 231 113 136 156 187 92 110
    65 199 239 117 141 162 194 95 114
    70 206 247 121 145 167 200 98 118
    75 209 251 123 148 171 205 101 121
    80 219 263 129 155 178 214 105 126
    85 225 270 132 159 183 220 108 129
    90 231 277 136 163 188 226 111 133
    95 236 286 140 168 194 233 114 133
    100 246 295 145 174 200 240 118 141

    How do you convert Cmh to Cfm?


    Cmh = cubic meters per hour
    cfm = cubic feet per minute
    m3/hr * 35.3ft3/m3 * hr/60minutes = ft3/minute
    So, 1 cmh = 0.5883 cfm

    http://www.unitconversion.org/flow/cubic-meters-per-hour-to-cubic-foots-per-minute-conversion.html
    http://www.convertunits.com/from/cfm/to/cubic+metre/hour
    2 1/2", Zero static

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