Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning: Analysis and Design
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A filter system is available that will filter out 80 percent of the tobacco smoke present in the air steam. Assume that the outdoor-like (fresh) air rate supplied to a smong room must be 25 cfm and that 15 cfm of actual outdoor air must be utilized. With that information, compute the recirculation rate and the rate at which supply air is furnished to the space.
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