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Sorry, maybe I didn't explain properly.
The "listed" temperature rise is the furnace design operating parameters and is found on the nameplate. You will need to measure the actual rise with two thermometers. One in the supply and one in the return. The difference is the...
General rule of thumb is 400 cfm per ton. For residential you can usually run with slightly less than 400 cfm per ton.
Gas furnace? Measure the temperature rise accross the furnace heat exchanger once running for 5 minutes & stablized. Observe the nameplate for the Btuh input. Find out the...
What code is most commonly used by Canadian Natural Gas Utility companies for the design, installation and maintenance of distribution systems up to, but not including the end users equipment?
Thanks in advance.