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What is Correct Airflow?
The great Ed Janowiak (Jon-Oh-Wok) joins us to talk about what correct airflow really looks like. He also explains how to design for it appropriately.
The ACCA design series (Manuals J, S, and D) all go hand in hand to design HVAC systems properly for a given space. Correct airflow will depend on how a technician or designer uses the ACCA design series. When we say "correct airflow," we mean that the CFM per ton matches the sensible and latent load for a space while maximizing comfort for building occupants. In many cases, 400 CFM per ton is the rule-of-thumb baseline for many systems, but…
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