C factor of louvre
C factor of louvre
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where can I find the C-factors of louvres, T-type in particular. I am checking whether a plantroom would be suffeciently ventilated
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RE: C factor of louvre
knowledge is power
RE: C factor of louvre
10 REM Old-School Pseudo-code for all problems of this type.
20 REM
30 DIM X$ AS STRING
40 INPUT "Is the information you need related to the specific performance of a manufactured product (Y/N)?", X$
50 IF X$ = "Y" THEN PRINT "Eng-Tips Answer - Go ask the manufacturer for performance information relating to this specific product of theirs. Have a Nice Day :)"
60 IF X$ = "N" THEN PRINT "OK, We are listening..."
70 OPEN "www.eng-tips.com"
80 END
I admit that I had trouble with line 70, as the internet did not exist in it's current form when I last used a Commodore 64. Otherwise, I hope this helps.
RE: C factor of louvre
where can I find typical c-factors of louvres?
RE: C factor of louvre
If he can't then find a similar louvre from another supplier and assume they are have a similar factor, thought the risks with assumptions.
RE: C factor of louvre
@ Pumpman, to get an idea of performance try going to Greenhecks website and check out their louver submittals.
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RE: C factor of louvre
Louver losses/performace: I say measure it up, sketch the profile and go looking on the web for a similar product. Check Westvent, Aerovent, Greenheck was allready suggested. You will likely find the exact profile you have in which case the performance numbers will be identical to your louver.