Duct Segment Identification: AC
- Target Volumetric Flow rate (Design) Q = 390cfm (Given)
- Minimum Transport Velocity (Vt) = 4000 fpm (Given)
- Maximum Duct Diameter = 4.22”
Q = V * A
A = Q / V
= 390 / 4000 = 0.375 Sq. ft
A = (Pi * D2)/ 4
Hence D = 4.22”
- Selected Duct Diameter = 4”
We don’t have a diameter of 4.22”. Let’s choose a diameter that is less than the obtained one and is available.
- Duct Area = 0.087 sq. ft.
By taking diameter = 4”
- Actual Duct Velocity = 4467 fpm
V = Q / Duct Area = 390 / 0.087
- Duct Velocity Pressure, VP = 1.24” wg
We know VP = (V / 4005)2
- Maximum Slot Area = N / A
- Slot Area Selected = N / A
- Slot Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Slot Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Acceleration Factor = N / A
- Slot Loss per VP = N / A
- Slot Static Pressure = N / A
- Duct Entry Loss Coefficient = 0.65
For θ = 1800 and rectangular hood loss factor = 0.65 from FIGURE 5-15
- Acceleration Factor = 1
Acceleration Factor is generally taken as 1 for hoods.
- Duct Entry Loss per VP = 1.65
Duct Entry Loss per VP = Duct Entry Loss Factor + Acceleration Factor
- Duct Entry Loss = 2.046
Duct Entry Loss = Duct Entry Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Other Losses = N / A
Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = 2.046
- Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = Slot Static Pressure + Duct Entry Loss + Other Losses
- Straight Duct Length = 15’ (Given)
- Friction Factor (Hf) = 0.0703
From TABLE 5-5 at V = 4000 fpm and D = 8”
Friction Loss per VP = 1.0545
- No. of 900 degree elbows = N / A
- Elbow Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Elbow Loss per VP = N / A
- No. of Branch Entries = N / A
- Entry Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Entry Loss per VP = N / A
Entry Loss per VP = No. of Branch Entries * Entry Loss Coefficient
- Special Fittings Loss Factors = N / A
- Duct Loss per VP = 1.0545
Duct Loss per VP = Friction Loss per VP + Elbow Loss per VP + Entry Loss per VP + Special Fittings Loss Factors
- Duct Loss = 1. 3080
Duct Loss = Duct Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Duct SP Loss = 3.350
SP Loss = Hood Static Pressure + Duct Loss
- Other Losses = N / A
- Cumulative Static Pressure = 3.350
- Governing Static Pressure = -3.350’ wg
It is a negative pressure
- Corrected Volumetric Flow rate = N / A
- Corrected Velocity = N / A
- Corrected Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Resultant Velocity Pressure = N / A
Duct Segment Identification: BC
- Target Volumetric Flow rate (Design) Q = 390cfm (Given)
- Minimum Transport Velocity (Vt) = 4000 fpm (Given)
- Maximum Duct Diameter = 4.22”
Q = V * A
A = Q / V
= 390 / 4000 = 0.375 Sq. ft
A = (Pi * D2)/ 4
Hence D = 4.22”
- Selected Duct Diameter = 4”
We don’t have a diameter of 4.22”. Let’s choose a diameter that is less than the obtained one and is available.
- Duct Area = 0.087 sq. ft.
By taking diameter = 4”
- Actual Duct Velocity = 4467 fpm
V = Q / Duct Area = 390 / 0.087
- Duct Velocity Pressure, VP = 1.24” wg
We know VP = (V / 4005)2
- Maximum Slot Area = N / A
- Slot Area Selected = N / A
- Slot Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Slot Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Acceleration Factor = N / A
- Slot Loss per VP = N / A
- Slot Static Pressure = N / A
- Duct Entry Loss Coefficient = 0.65
For θ = 1800 and rectangular hood loss factor = 0.65 from FIGURE 5-15
- Acceleration Factor = 1
Acceleration Factor is generally taken as 1 for hoods.
- Duct Entry Loss per VP = 1.65
Duct Entry Loss per VP = Duct Entry Loss Factor + Acceleration Factor
- Duct Entry Loss = 2.046
Duct Entry Loss = Duct Entry Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Other Losses = N / A
Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = 2.046
- Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = Slot Static Pressure + Duct Entry Loss + Other Losses
- Straight Duct Length = 15’ (Given)
- Friction Factor (Hf) = 0.0703
From TABLE 5-5 at V = 4000 fpm and D = 8”
Friction Loss per VP = 1.0545
- No. of 900 degree elbows = N / A
- Elbow Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Elbow Loss per VP = N / A
- No. of Branch Entries = N / A
- Entry Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Entry Loss per VP = N / A
Entry Loss per VP = No. of Branch Entries * Entry Loss Coefficient
- Special Fittings Loss Factors = N / A
- Duct Loss per VP = 1.0545
Duct Loss per VP = Friction Loss per VP + Elbow Loss per VP + Entry Loss per VP + Special Fittings Loss Factors
- Duct Loss = 1. 3080
Duct Loss = Duct Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Duct SP Loss = 3.350
SP Loss = Hood Static Pressure + Duct Loss
- Other Losses = N / A
- Cumulative Static Pressure = 3.350
- Governing Static Pressure = -3.350’ wg
It is a negative pressure
- Corrected Volumetric Flow rate = N / A
- Corrected Velocity = N / A
- Corrected Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Resultant Velocity Pressure = N / A
Duct Segment Identification: CD
- Target Volumetric Flow rate (Design) Q = 390cfm (Given)
- Minimum Transport Velocity (Vt) = 4000 fpm (Given)
- Maximum Duct Diameter = 4.22”
Q = V * A
A = Q / V
= 390 / 4000 = 0.375 Sq. ft
A = (Pi * D2)/ 4
Hence D = 4.22”
- Selected Duct Diameter = 4”
We don’t have a diameter of 4.22”. Let’s choose a diameter that is less than the obtained one and is available.
- Duct Area = 0.087 sq. ft.
By taking diameter = 4”
- Actual Duct Velocity = 4467 fpm
V = Q / Duct Area = 390 / 0.087
- Duct Velocity Pressure, VP = 1.24” wg
We know VP = (V / 4005)2
- Maximum Slot Area = N / A
- Slot Area Selected = N / A
- Slot Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Slot Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Acceleration Factor = N / A
- Slot Loss per VP = N / A
- Slot Static Pressure = N / A
- Duct Entry Loss Coefficient = 0.65
For θ = 1800 and rectangular hood loss factor = 0.65 from FIGURE 5-15
- Acceleration Factor = 1
Acceleration Factor is generally taken as 1 for hoods.
- Duct Entry Loss per VP = 1.65
Duct Entry Loss per VP = Duct Entry Loss Factor + Acceleration Factor
- Duct Entry Loss = 2.046
Duct Entry Loss = Duct Entry Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Other Losses = N / A
Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = 2.046
- Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = Slot Static Pressure + Duct Entry Loss + Other Losses
- Straight Duct Length = 15’ (Given)
- Friction Factor (Hf) = 0.0703
From TABLE 5-5 at V = 4000 fpm and D = 8”
Friction Loss per VP = 1.0545
- No. of 900 degree elbows = N / A
- Elbow Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Elbow Loss per VP = N / A
- No. of Branch Entries = N / A
- Entry Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Entry Loss per VP = N / A
Entry Loss per VP = No. of Branch Entries * Entry Loss Coefficient
- Special Fittings Loss Factors = N / A
- Duct Loss per VP = 1.0545
Duct Loss per VP = Friction Loss per VP + Elbow Loss per VP + Entry Loss per VP + Special Fittings Loss Factors
- Duct Loss = 1. 3080
Duct Loss = Duct Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Duct SP Loss = 3.350
SP Loss = Hood Static Pressure + Duct Loss
- Other Losses = N / A
- Cumulative Static Pressure = 3.350
- Governing Static Pressure = -3.350’ wg
It is a negative pressure
- Corrected Volumetric Flow rate = N / A
- Corrected Velocity = N / A
- Corrected Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Resultant Velocity Pressure = N / A
Duct Segment Identification: MAIN
- Target Volumetric Flow rate (Design) Q = 390cfm (Given)
- Minimum Transport Velocity (Vt) = 4000 fpm (Given)
- Maximum Duct Diameter = 4.22”
Q = V * A
A = Q / V
= 390 / 4000 = 0.375 Sq. ft
A = (Pi * D2)/ 4
Hence D = 4.22”
- Selected Duct Diameter = 4”
We don’t have a diameter of 4.22”. Let’s choose a diameter that is less than the obtained one and is available.
- Duct Area = 0.087 sq. ft.
By taking diameter = 4”
- Actual Duct Velocity = 4467 fpm
V = Q / Duct Area = 390 / 0.087
- Duct Velocity Pressure, VP = 1.24” wg
We know VP = (V / 4005)2
- Maximum Slot Area = N / A
- Slot Area Selected = N / A
- Slot Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Slot Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Acceleration Factor = N / A
- Slot Loss per VP = N / A
- Slot Static Pressure = N / A
- Duct Entry Loss Coefficient = 0.65
For θ = 1800 and rectangular hood loss factor = 0.65 from FIGURE 5-15
- Acceleration Factor = 1
Acceleration Factor is generally taken as 1 for hoods.
- Duct Entry Loss per VP = 1.65
Duct Entry Loss per VP = Duct Entry Loss Factor + Acceleration Factor
- Duct Entry Loss = 2.046
Duct Entry Loss = Duct Entry Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Other Losses = N / A
Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = 2.046
- Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = Slot Static Pressure + Duct Entry Loss + Other Losses
- Straight Duct Length = 15’ (Given)
- Friction Factor (Hf) = 0.0703
From TABLE 5-5 at V = 4000 fpm and D = 8”
Friction Loss per VP = 1.0545
- No. of 900 degree elbows = N / A
- Elbow Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Elbow Loss per VP = N / A
- No. of Branch Entries = N / A
- Entry Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Entry Loss per VP = N / A
Entry Loss per VP = No. of Branch Entries * Entry Loss Coefficient
- Special Fittings Loss Factors = N / A
- Duct Loss per VP = 1.0545
Duct Loss per VP = Friction Loss per VP + Elbow Loss per VP + Entry Loss per VP + Special Fittings Loss Factors
- Duct Loss = 1. 3080
Duct Loss = Duct Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Duct SP Loss = 3.350
SP Loss = Hood Static Pressure + Duct Loss
- Other Losses = N / A
- Cumulative Static Pressure = 3.350
- Governing Static Pressure = -3.350’ wg
It is a negative pressure
- Corrected Volumetric Flow rate = N / A
- Corrected Velocity = N / A
- Corrected Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Resultant Velocity Pressure = N / A
Duct Segment Identification: EXHAUST
- Target Volumetric Flow rate (Design) Q = 390cfm (Given)
- Minimum Transport Velocity (Vt) = 4000 fpm (Given)
- Maximum Duct Diameter = 4.22”
Q = V * A
A = Q / V
= 390 / 4000 = 0.375 Sq. ft
A = (Pi * D2)/ 4
Hence D = 4.22”
- Selected Duct Diameter = 4”
We don’t have a diameter of 4.22”. Let’s choose a diameter that is less than the obtained one and is available.
- Duct Area = 0.087 sq. ft.
By taking diameter = 4”
- Actual Duct Velocity = 4467 fpm
V = Q / Duct Area = 390 / 0.087
- Duct Velocity Pressure, VP = 1.24” wg
We know VP = (V / 4005)2
- Maximum Slot Area = N / A
- Slot Area Selected = N / A
- Slot Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Slot Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Acceleration Factor = N / A
- Slot Loss per VP = N / A
- Slot Static Pressure = N / A
- Duct Entry Loss Coefficient = 0.65
For θ = 1800 and rectangular hood loss factor = 0.65 from FIGURE 5-15
- Acceleration Factor = 1
Acceleration Factor is generally taken as 1 for hoods.
- Duct Entry Loss per VP = 1.65
Duct Entry Loss per VP = Duct Entry Loss Factor + Acceleration Factor
- Duct Entry Loss = 2.046
Duct Entry Loss = Duct Entry Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Other Losses = N / A
Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = 2.046
- Hood Static Pressure (SPh) = Slot Static Pressure + Duct Entry Loss + Other Losses
- Straight Duct Length = 15’ (Given)
- Friction Factor (Hf) = 0.0703
From TABLE 5-5 at V = 4000 fpm and D = 8”
Friction Loss per VP = 1.0545
- No. of 900 degree elbows = N / A
- Elbow Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Elbow Loss per VP = N / A
- No. of Branch Entries = N / A
- Entry Loss Coefficient = N / A
- Entry Loss per VP = N / A
Entry Loss per VP = No. of Branch Entries * Entry Loss Coefficient
- Special Fittings Loss Factors = N / A
- Duct Loss per VP = 1.0545
Duct Loss per VP = Friction Loss per VP + Elbow Loss per VP + Entry Loss per VP + Special Fittings Loss Factors
- Duct Loss = 1. 3080
Duct Loss = Duct Loss per VP * Duct VP
- Duct SP Loss = 3.350
SP Loss = Hood Static Pressure + Duct Loss
- Other Losses = N / A
- Cumulative Static Pressure = 3.350
- Governing Static Pressure = -3.350’ wg
It is a negative pressure
- Corrected Volumetric Flow rate = N / A
- Corrected Velocity = N / A
- Corrected Velocity Pressure = N / A
- Resultant Velocity Pressure = N / A
CALCULATION OF BRAKE HORSE POWER (BHP):
FAN SP = SPout - SPin - VPin
= 0.5 – (-3.103) – 1.152 = 2.451
FAN TP = SPout + VPout - SPin - VPin
= 1.152 + 0.5 – (-3.103) – 1.152 = 3.603
BHP = FAN TP * Q / (6362 * η)
Where:
η = mechanical efficiency (generally taken as 0.9)
BHP = 3.603 * 1500 / (6362 * 0.9) = 0.94