Because of the additional equipment installed, it requires an additional flowrate of 800 CFM. The air handling unit has a 7.5 hp motor and produces 2" of static pressure. The fan produces 8,000 cfm of air at 1500 rpm. The original design specifications however for the air handling unit has only 5.5 hp of the motor being used and plans to use the same motor, just to increase the power. What is the additional static pressure that will be available to the system? SP₂ Asp BHP 2 N₂ in. in. hp rpm
Because of the additional equipment installed, it requires an additional flowrate of 800 CFM. The air handling unit has a 7.5 hp motor and produces 2" of static pressure. The fan produces 8,000 cfm of air at 1500 rpm. The original design specifications however for the air handling unit has only 5.5 hp of the motor being used and plans to use the same motor, just to increase the power. What is the additional static pressure that will be available to the system? SP₂ Asp BHP 2 N₂ in. in. hp rpm
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Transcribed Image Text:Because of the additional equipment installed, it
requires an additional flowrate of 800 CFM. The air
handling unit has a 7.5 hp motor and produces 2"
of static pressure. The fan produces 8,000 cfm of
air at 1500 rpm.
The original design specifications however for the
air handling unit has only 5.5 hp of the motor being
used and plans to use the same motor, just to
increase the power. What is the additional static
pressure that will be available to the system?
sp2
Asp
BHP 2
N₂
in.
in.
hp
rpm
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