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    MRI Formulas Conversions

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    Joey Manlangit
    Mechanical Reps Inc. provides basic formulas for calculating fan laws, mixed air temperature, boiler output, cooling tower flow rates, electrical calculations for amps, horsepower, kilowatts and kVA, condensate from cooling, conversion factors, and formulas for fan and pump horsepower and pulley speeds. Key relationships outlined are that fan CFM and static pressure varies directly and squarely with speed, and HP varies cubically. Mixed air temperature is calculated based on outdoor and return air temperatures and flow rates. Boiler output depends on air flow, temperature rise, and factors for sensible or latent heat.

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    Mechanical Reps Inc. provides basic formulas for calculating fan laws, mixed air temperature, boiler output, cooling tower flow rates, electrical calculations for amps, horsepower, kilowatts and kVA, condensate from cooling, conversion factors, and formulas for fan and pump horsepower and pulley speeds. Key relationships outlined are that fan CFM and static pressure varies directly and squarely with speed, and HP varies cubically. Mixed air temperature is calculated based on outdoor and return air temperatures and flow rates. Boiler output depends on air flow, temperature rise, and factors for sensible or latent heat.

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    Mechanical Reps Inc. provides basic formulas for calculating fan laws, mixed air temperature, boiler output, cooling tower flow rates, electrical calculations for amps, horsepower, kilowatts and kVA, condensate from cooling, conversion factors, and formulas for fan and pump horsepower and pulley speeds. Key relationships outlined are that fan CFM and static pressure varies directly and squarely with speed, and HP varies cubically. Mixed air temperature is calculated based on outdoor and return air temperatures and flow rates. Boiler output depends on air flow, temperature rise, and factors for sensible or latent heat.

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    MRI Formulas Conversions

    Uploaded by

    Joey Manlangit
    Mechanical Reps Inc. provides basic formulas for calculating fan laws, mixed air temperature, boiler output, cooling tower flow rates, electrical calculations for amps, horsepower, kilowatts and kVA, condensate from cooling, conversion factors, and formulas for fan and pump horsepower and pulley speeds. Key relationships outlined are that fan CFM and static pressure varies directly and squarely with speed, and HP varies cubically. Mixed air temperature is calculated based on outdoor and return air temperatures and flow rates. Boiler output depends on air flow, temperature rise, and factors for sensible or latent heat.

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    Basic Fan laws


    variation volume (CFm) static Pressure (P) Horse Power (HP) Fan speed Change (rPm) Varies Directly with Speed Ratio CFM2 = RPM2 (RPM1) CFM1 Varies with SQUARE of Speed Ratio 2 P2 = P1 RPM2 RPM1 KW = BHP x .746 Motor Eff.

    Formulas & Conversions

    Mixed Air Temp =

    ( )

    (OAT)x(OA CFM) + (RAT)x(RA CFM) (OA CFM) + (RA CFM)

    Boiler HP = 33,475 BTU/HR Sensible Heat, BTU/HR = CFM x 1.08 x T (Dry Bulb oF) Sensible Heat, kW = CFM x 1.08 x T (Dry Bulb oF) 3413 Latent Heat, BTU/HR = CFM x 0.68 x g (grains/pound of dry air) Total Heat, BTU/HR = CFM x 4.5 x h (enthalpy) BTU/HR = 500 x GPM x T (oF) Cooling Tower GPM (compression) = Chiller GPM = Tons x 24 T (oF) Tons x 30 T (oF)

    Varies with CUBE of Speed Ratio 3 HP2 = HP1 RPM2 RPM1

    ( )

    electrical Formulas for Calculating amperes, Horsepower, Kilowatts and kva


    To Find Amps when HP is known Amps when KW is known Amps when kVA is known Kilowatts (KW) Kilovolt-Amps (kVA) Horse Power (HP) V= Volts A= Amps single Phase HP x 746 V x %EFF x PF KW x 1000 V x PF kVA x 1000 V V x A x PF 1000 VxA 1000 Three Phase HP x 746 V x %EFF x PF x 1.73 KW x 1000 V x PF x 1.73 kVA x 1000 V x 1.73 V x A x PF x 1.73 1000 V x A x 1.73 1000

    V x A x %EFF x PF V x A x %EFF x PF x 1.73 746 746 EFF = Efficiency PF= Power Factor

    Lbs. Per Hour of Cooling Condensate = 4.5 x CFM x g (grains/pound of dry air) 7000 FoR FAnS And BLoWERS:

    Conversion Factors
    To Convert
    Feet of Water Feet of Water Gallons of Water Gallons of # 2 Oil Horsepower Horsepower Horsepower (boiler) Horsepower (boiler) Inches of Mercury Inches of Mercury Kilowatts Kilowatts Pounds of Water Pounds of Water Pounds/ Sq.Inch Therms of Gas Tons (refrigeration) Watts

    To
    Inches of Mercury Pounds/ Sq. Inch Pounds of Water BTUs Kilowatts BTU / Hr. BTU / Hr. Kilowatts Feet of Water Pounds/ Sq. Inch BTU/ Hr. Watts Cubic Feet Gallons Feet of Water BTUs BTU/ Hr. BTU/ Hr.

    Multiply By
    0.8826 0.4335 8.3452 140,000 0.7457 2545 33479 9.803 1.133 0.4912 3413 1000 0.01602 0.1198 2.307 100,000 12,000 3.413

    HP =

    CFM x Pressure (in H2O) 6350 x Efficiency

    FoR PUMPS: HP = GPM x Head in Feet x Specific Gravity 3960 x Efficiency of pump

    PULLEy SPEEdS: Sf = Dm x Sm Df

    Where: Sf = Fan Speed Sm= Motor Speed Df= Fan Pulley Diameter Dm= Motor Pulley Diameter

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