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    The document calculates the air flow requirements in cubic feet per minute (CFM) for various rooms on the ground floor and first floor of a building. It uses a standard formula of multiplying room volume by height by air changes per hour (ACPH) as per standard, then dividing by 60 to determine CFM. For each room, it provides the room dimensions, CFM calculation using the formula, and equivalent rounded CFM value. Rooms on the ground floor include a scullery, kitchen, two toilets, bathroom, and pantry. Rooms on the first floor include a master bedroom and three bathrooms.

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    The document calculates the air flow requirements in cubic feet per minute (CFM) for various rooms on the ground floor and first floor of a building. It uses a standard formula of multiplying room volume by height by air changes per hour (ACPH) as per standard, then dividing by 60 to determine CFM. For each room, it provides the room dimensions, CFM calculation using the formula, and equivalent rounded CFM value. Rooms on the ground floor include a scullery, kitchen, two toilets, bathroom, and pantry. Rooms on the first floor include a master bedroom and three bathrooms.

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    Calculating Airflow Requirements

    Uploaded by

    Dinkar Prasad Thakur
    The document calculates the air flow requirements in cubic feet per minute (CFM) for various rooms on the ground floor and first floor of a building. It uses a standard formula of multiplying room volume by height by air changes per hour (ACPH) as per standard, then dividing by 60 to determine CFM. For each room, it provides the room dimensions, CFM calculation using the formula, and equivalent rounded CFM value. Rooms on the ground floor include a scullery, kitchen, two toilets, bathroom, and pantry. Rooms on the first floor include a master bedroom and three bathrooms.

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    Ground floor

    1 Scullary
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.)ACPH(Air
    x changes as per standerd) /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 323 12 20 /60 1292 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 1500 CFM

    2 kitchen
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.)ACPH(Air
    x changes as per standerd) /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 366 12 25 /60 1830 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 2000 CFM

    3 Toilet 1
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.)ACPH(Air
    x changes as per standerd) /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 48 12 15 /60 144 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 150 CFM

    4 Bath Room
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.)ACPH(Air
    x changes as per standerd) /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 65 12 15 /60 195 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 200 CFM

    5 Pantry
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.)ACPH(Air
    x changes as per standerd) /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 81 12 12 /60 194.4 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 200 CFM

    6 Toilet 2
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.)ACPH(Air
    x changes as per standerd) /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 60 12 15 /60 180 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 200 CFM
    First floor
    1 Master Bed room
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.) xACPH(Air changes as per standerd)
    /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 194 12 10 /60 388 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 400 CFM

    2 Bath Room 1
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.) xACPH(Air changes as per standerd)
    /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 65 12 15 /60 195 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 200 CFM

    3 Bath Room 2
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.) xACPH(Air changes as per standerd)
    /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 65 12 15 /60 195 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 200 CFM

    4 Bath Room 3
    Qty of Air in CFM=Room Volume(ft.) xRoom height(ft.) xACPH(Air changes as per standerd)
    /60
    Qty of Air in CFM= 65 12 15 /60 195 CFM
    which is Equivqlqnt to = 200 CFM

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