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Home Courses Efficient HVAC Systems Course materials Lectures 4.1.2 Pressure in Ducts

4.1.2 Pressure in Ducts

Course subject(s) Module 4: Sizing and control of simple systems

In this video, the remaining video of module 3, you will learn why it is important to take into account the pressure changes in air ducts and water ducts. By taking into account these changes, which are controlled by pumps and fans, a good design of ducts is necessary.

Note: On slide 11, it is stated that “Turbulent flow (Re < 3500)”, however, this should be ” Turbulent flow (Re > 3500)”. In the formula, there should also be an extra bracket added, just before the square.

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