Afternoon all,
Forgetting friction and air leaks. Theoretically, if I have an air manifold that has one input port(2") and five output ports(1"), if I put say 500 cfm into the input port, I know my velocity will be higher on the outputs due to smaller diameter, but will I divide the input cfm(500) by 5 on the 5 output ports? 100cfm per port?
Thank you all for your help. I am using an anemometer measuring velocity at the individual output ports to then calculate cfm to see if my blower is up to spec.
Thank you again.
Sid
Forgetting friction and air leaks. Theoretically, if I have an air manifold that has one input port(2") and five output ports(1"), if I put say 500 cfm into the input port, I know my velocity will be higher on the outputs due to smaller diameter, but will I divide the input cfm(500) by 5 on the 5 output ports? 100cfm per port?
Thank you all for your help. I am using an anemometer measuring velocity at the individual output ports to then calculate cfm to see if my blower is up to spec.
Thank you again.
Sid