16.0 Math Review 14.6 Working With TAB Equations

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16.0 Math Review 14.6 Working With TAB Equations

First: Fan Law & Pump Law CFMnew RPMnew = CFMold RPMold GPMnew RPMnew = GPMold RPMold

Using Equations 1st Pump Law GPMnew RPMnew = GPMold RPMold GPMnew x = RPMold RPMnew GPMold

Using Equations 1st Pump Law GPMnew RPMnew = GPMold RPMold GPMnew = 8 ? = 10 RPMnew GPMold = 1100 RPMold

Using Equations 1st Pump Law 8 RPMnew = 10 1100 GPMnew = 8 ? = 10 RPMnew GPMold = 1100 RPMold

Using Equations 1st Pump Law 8 RPMnew = 10 1100 8 x = = 1100 RPMnew 880 10

Second: Fan Law & Pump Law 2 CFMnew SPnew = CFMold SPold 2 GPMnew ΔPnew = GPMold ΔPold

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law CFMnew SPnew = CFMold SPold CFMnew = 900 ? SPnew CFMold = 675 SPold = 0.26

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law 900 SPnew = 675 0.26 CFMnew = 900 ? SPnew CFMold = 675 SPold = 0.26

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law SPnew 900 = 675 0.026 2 900 = = x SPnew 0.462222 0.26 675

Third: Fan Law & Pump Law 3 CFMnew BHPnew = CFMold BHPold 3 GPMnew BHPnew = GPMold BHPold

Using Equations 3rd Fan Law CFMnew BHPnew = CFMold BHPold CFMnew = 900 ? BHPnew CFMold = 675 BHPold = 0.25

Using Equations 3rd Fan Law 900new BHPnew = 675old 0.25 CFMnew = 900 ? BHPnew CFMold = 675 BHPold = 0.25

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law 3 BHPnew 900 = 675 0.025 3 900 = = x BHPnew 0.5926 0.25 675

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law CFMnew SPnew = CFMold SPold SPnew = 0.51 ? CFMnew CFMold = 675 SPold = 0.26

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law CFMnew 0.51 = 675 0.26 SPnew = 0.51 ? CFMnew CFMold = 675 SPold = 0.26

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law CFMnew 0.51 = = 1.96154 675 0.26

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law CFMnew = 1.96154 675 2 X 1/2 CFMnew 1/2 = 1.96154 675

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law 1 CFMnew 1/2 = 1.96154 675 CFMnew 1/2 = = 1.96154 1.4 675

Using Equations 2nd Fan Law CFMnew = 1.4 675 = = CFMnew 1.4 x 675 945 For the SPnew of 0.51 we have a CFMnew = 945