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DuctHunter

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Aug 14, 2007
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For IEQ credit 5 in LEED 2009 "Indoor Chemical Source Control"
They require you to state what the average differential pressure is across a particular room.

ASHRAE lists a formula (Q=2610*A*√∆P) Which tells you the differential across a door, but does anyone know what LEED means when they require the average differential pressure and how to calculate it ?

Thanks for your help.
 
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