Duct Design Basics Lesson 4 Manual D Primer. Duct Sizing 4.3.

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Duct Design Basics Lesson 4 Manual D Primer

Duct Sizing 4.3

Duct Sketch/Drawing

Duct Sketch/Drawing N EL 15 2P 5 or more EL 75 4K EL 30 2P EL 35 9O EL 15 9P EL Galvanized Round Duct Flex Round Duct

Duct Sketch/Drawing N EL 15 2P 5 or more EL 75 4K EL 30 2P EL 35 9O EL 15 9P EL Galvanized Round Duct Flex Round Duct

Fittings: Galvanized Duct in ft: 1N EL ft. 9P EL ft. 2P EL ft. 9O EL 15 Total 50 ft. 4K EL 30 Flex Duct in ft. Total 205 Ft ft. Total = 265 ft. Supply Duct Size Calculation

Duct Sketch/Drawing N EL 15 2P 5 or more EL 75 4K EL 30 2P EL 35 9O EL 15 9P EL Galvanized Round Duct

Supply Duct Size Calculation Fittings: Galvanized Duct in ft: 1N EL ft. 9P EL ft. 2P EL ft. 9O EL 15 Total 69 ft. 4K EL 30 Total 205 Ft. Total = 274 ft.

Return Duct Size Calculation Y EL 30 Flex Round Duct Return 1 2 Junction Box 10 G EL 75

Fittings: Flex Duct in ft. 4Y EL ft. 10 G EL ft. Total 105 ft Total 10 ft. Total = 115 ft. Return Duct Size Calculation

Y EL 30 Flex Round Duct Return 1 2 Junction Box 10 G EL 75

Fittings: Flex Duct in ft. 4Y EL ft. 10 G EL ft. Total 105 ft. Total 16 ft. Total = 121 ft. Return Duct Size Calculation

Return plus Supply = = 395 ft Return plus Supply = = 380 ft Return Plus Supply Duct Size Calculation

Pressure Drop for Airside Components Only duct has been shown thus far! Anything placed in the duct that is not included in The equipment manufacturer’s external static pressure (ESP) rating needs to be included in the System friction loss total. ESP

Pressure Drop for Airside Components Only duct has been shown thus far! Anything placed in the duct that is not included in The equipment manufacturer’s external static pressure (ESP) rating needs to be included in the System friction loss total. Filters Coils Diffusers & Grilles Heating Elements Humidifier Balancing damper

Pressure Drop for Airside Components Only duct has been shown thus far! Anything placed in the duct that is not included in The equipment manufacturer’s external static pressure (ESP) rating needs to be included in the System friction loss total. Filters Coils Diffusers & Grilles Heating Elements Humidifier Balancing damper ESP = 0.50

Pressure Drop for Airside Components SP = 0.055

Pressure Drop for Airside Components SP = =.065

Available Static Pressure (ASP) Step 1: Manufacturer’s blower data XYZ Brand ESP 1,200 CFM (wet coil, filter included) Step 2: Calculate Component Losses Filters N/A Coils N/A Diffusers & Grilles Heating Elements Humidifier Balancing damper N/A (Bad Idea) Total IWC

Available Static Pressure (ASP) Step 3: Available Static Pressure (ASP) ASP = ESP – CPL = 0.50 – = IWC Step 4: Total Effective Length (TEL) Supply Duct TEL + Return TEL = = 395 Feet Step 5: Friction Rate Design Value FR = ASP x 100 ÷ TEL = x 100 ÷ 395 = IWC/100

Available Static Pressure (ASP) Step 3: Available Static Pressure (ASP) ASP = ESP – CPL = 0.50 – = IWC Step 4: Total Effective Length (TEL) Supply Duct TEL + Return TEL = = 395 Feet Step 5: Friction Rate Design Value FR = ASP x 100 ÷ TEL = x 100 ÷ 395 = IWC/ – = Difference FR = ASP x 100 ÷ TEL = x 100 ÷ 380 = IWC/100

Duct Size Calculation BTU & CFM

1, Bedroom

Duct Size Calculation BTU & CFM Bedroom 1 2, ,

Run- Trunk Heat BTUH Cool BTUH Heat CFM Cool CFM DSN CFM Round Dia. VEL FPM Final Dia. 18,3205, ,1441, N/A3 42,5602, ,5602, ,2801, ,5602, ,4962, ,4962, ,9441, ,9121, ,1761, ,2721, Trunk Trunk Supply Trunk Considerations for Noise Conservative = 700 FPM Maximum = 900 FPM

Run- Trunk Heat BTUH Cool BTUH Heat CFM Cool CFM DSN CFM Round Dia. VEL FPM Final Dia. 18,3205, ,1441, N/A3 42,5602, ,5602, ,2801, ,5602, ,4962, ,4962, ,9441, ,9121, ,1761, ,2721, Trunk Trunk

Run- Trunk Heat BTUH Cool BTUH Heat CFM Cool CFM DSN CFM Round Dia. VEL FPM Final Dia. 18,3205, ,1441, N/A3 42,5602, ,5602, ,2801, ,5602, ,4962, ,4962, ,9441, ,9121, ,1761, ,2721, Trunk Trunk

Duct Sketch/Drawing 260 CFM67 CFM 284 CFM 45 CFM 91 CFM each 104 CFM 182 CFM 612 CFM 20 CFM 71 CFM68 CFM91 CFM 92 CFM 100 CFM each Trunk 1

260 CFM67 CFM 284 CFM 45 CFM 91 CFM each 104 CFM 182 CFM 612 CFM 20 CFM 71 CFM68 CFM91 CFM 92 CFM 100 CFM each Trunk 1 Do the same for the other supply trunk and the 4 returns!

260 CFM67 CFM 284 CFM 45 CFM 91 CFM each 104 CFM 182 CFM 612 CFM 20 CFM 71 CFM68 CFM91 CFM 92 CFM 100 CFM each Trunk 1 Do the same for the other supply trunk and the 4 returns! Trunk

260 CFM67 CFM 284 CFM 45 CFM 91 CFM each 104 CFM 182 CFM 612 CFM 20 CFM 71 CFM68 CFM91 CFM 92 CFM 100 CFM each This will never be a QI Job until Balancing dampers are added so it can be balanced

260 CFM67 CFM 284 CFM 45 CFM 91 CFM each 104 CFM 182 CFM 612 CFM 20 CFM 71 CFM68 CFM91 CFM 92 CFM 100 CFM each This will never be a QI Job until Balancing dampers are added so it can be balanced