Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineering Dept.3rd year - refrigeration and Air Conditioning CourseUNIVERSITY OF WARITH AL-ANBIAAsst. Ihab Omar1.Using velocity reduction method, design the duct system.Take the velocity of airin main ductas 8m/sec,air density1.2kg/m.Cbranch = 0.4Coutlet = 12.Using equal pressure drop method, design the duct system.Take Дp1pa/m, air density 1.2kg\m³.Cbranch = 0.4Coutlet = 11.5 m/s1.5 mls1.5 m /s1.5 m'/sA 7.5 m/s6 m/sC4.5 m'/s3 m /sB.E-10 m10m.10 m-10 m-A.C.systemF17

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