Displacement of CFM at 5km/h in 10ft x 50ft Cylinder

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The discussion revolves around calculating the displacement of cubic feet per minute (CFM) for air moving at 5 km/h through a cylinder measuring 10 feet in diameter and 50 feet long. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding CFM and suggest that the original poster should apply basic mathematical principles to find the answer. There is a request for resources or links to help with the calculation, indicating a need for further clarification on the topic. The conversation highlights the importance of engaging with the problem-solving process rather than relying solely on external help. Overall, the thread focuses on the calculation of air displacement in a cylindrical space.
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hello,
what would be the displacement of cfm when the wind is moving at 5km/h through a cylinder 10ft in diameter by 50 feet long. Thanks!
 
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What's a CFM? You should be able to figure this out easily on your own by looking at the units and applying some math.
 
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