The document calculates the air pressurization needs for a service liftwell with 18 floors and 18 doors. It determines that the total air leakage with all doors closed will be 9,091 CFM based on the door and frame dimensions and gaps. With one door open, an additional 3,050 CFM will be needed. Adding these values and a 15% safety factor, the total required fan capacity is calculated to be 14,000 CFM.
The document calculates the air pressurization needs for a service liftwell with 18 floors and 18 doors. It determines that the total air leakage with all doors closed will be 9,091 CFM based on the door and frame dimensions and gaps. With one door open, an additional 3,050 CFM will be needed. Adding these values and a 15% safety factor, the total required fan capacity is calculated to be 14,000 CFM.
The document calculates the air pressurization needs for a service liftwell with 18 floors and 18 doors. It determines that the total air leakage with all doors closed will be 9,091 CFM based on the door and frame dimensions and gaps. With one door open, an additional 3,050 CFM will be needed. Adding these values and a 15% safety factor, the total required fan capacity is calculated to be 14,000 CFM.
Gap between door and frame/floor = 5 mm at top and on side
5 mm at bottom & between Equal Gap between door and frame/floor = 0.016 sq.ft at top and on side 0.016 sq.ft at bottom & between Area of leakage between door & frame = 2 x H x gap (side) + 2 x w x gap(top & bottom) + 1x wx gap (between)
= 2 x 6.9 x 0.016 + 2 x 2.95 x 0.016 + 1x 6.9 x 0.016
= 0.2260 + 0.097 + 0.113
= 0.436 sq.ft
Area of leakage in closed condition / door = 0.436 sq.ft
Total leakage area for all doors = 0.436 x 18
= 7.84 sq.ft
Q1 = 2610 x 7.84 x 0.444 Since : 1 mm= 0.0394 inches
5mm= 0.197 inches Total Area of leakage = 9091 CFM √0.197 =0.444