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albertwinnie
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Newbie here;I have a project where I need to know the formula to find the speed of a known quantity of air in cubic feet per minute going though an orfice.So I can calculate
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To calculate air speed in a turbine tunnel, you need to use the following formula: Air Speed (ft/s) = Air Flow (CFM) / Cross-Sectional Area (ft²). This will give you the air speed in feet per second (ft/s).
Calculating air speed in a turbine tunnel is important because it helps engineers and scientists understand how air flows through the tunnel and how it impacts the performance of the turbine. This information is crucial for optimizing the design and efficiency of the turbine.
The unit commonly used for air speed in turbine tunnels is feet per second (ft/s). However, other units such as meters per second (m/s) or miles per hour (mph) may also be used depending on the specific application.
The air flow in a turbine tunnel is directly related to the air speed. As the air flow increases, the air speed also increases. This is because a higher air flow means more air is passing through the tunnel, resulting in a higher air speed.
The air speed in a turbine tunnel can be measured using various instruments such as anemometers, pitot tubes, and hot wire anemometers. These instruments are designed to accurately measure the speed and direction of air flow in a tunnel.