brad,
airflow calcs for a pipe are not too tricky, but the formula used
depends on what you are trying to achieve eg can be as simple as
xsect-area*velocity, or far more detailed if you are trying to
accurately estimate flow rates taking into account turbulence,
pressure drop etc. perhaps if u give some details as to what you
want the calcs for, someone may be able to give an appropriate
formula for the application.
andrew
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> does any 1 know the formula for calculating the cfm of a pipe
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> thanx in advance
> Brad
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