4622..... Crap... Start here till I figure out...

[Judowolf PE]

you'd have a pretty crappy set of forms if you piece them all together

 

[Judowolf PE]

that's why I clarified my answer before I answered it...

 

[bknewto7 PE]

A 10000 ft^2 Auditorium with 30 ft celings requires 5 air changes per hour, what is the required CFM?

Since we are posting engineering questions..lol

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

you'd have a pretty crappy set of forms if you piece them all together

Fair enough.

 

[Judowolf PE]

if you want a real world answer or one in fairy land....your choice

 

[Weavs33]

mechanical questions :suicide1:

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

A 10000 ft^2 Auditorium with 30 ft celings requires 5 air changes per hour, what is the required CFM? Since we are posting engineering questions..lol

25,000 CFM

Auditorium = 300,000 cf divided by 60 minutes = 5000 CFM for one air change x 5 = 25k CFM

 

[Lumber Jim]

go out and tell cousin Jeb to "Build that wall right there" and don't worry about how many SF he needs cause he'll fill in the holes with rocks...

 

[bknewto7 PE]

A 10000 ft^2 Auditorium with 30 ft celings requires 5 air changes per hour, what is the required CFM? Since we are posting engineering questions..lol

25,000 CFM
Auditorium = 300,000 cf divided by 60 minutes = 5000 CFM for one air change x 5 = 25k CFM

Correct and in less than 6 minutes, you sir diserve a :bananalama:

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

if you want a real world answer or one in fairy land....your choice

Modifiy the original question to ask: what is the minimum number of plywood sheets needed to build the forms?

 

[Judowolf PE]

that sounds like a test question there

 

[NJmike PE]

POST

 

[bknewto7 PE]

mechanical questions :suicide1:

it could be worse...it could be an electrical question :suicide1:

 

[NJmike PE]

post

 

[NJmike PE]

post

 

[NJmike PE]

100=5302

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

A 10000 ft^2 Auditorium with 30 ft celings requires 5 air changes per hour, what is the required CFM? Since we are posting engineering questions..lol

25,000 CFM
Auditorium = 300,000 cf divided by 60 minutes = 5000 CFM for one air change x 5 = 25k CFM

Correct and in less than 6 minutes, you sir diserve a :bananalama:

I had to do a similar calculation when I was building an aquarium. I had a 180 gallon fish tank and had to figure out what size pump I needed for the filtration system. I don't remember the exact specs I was building to, but that calculation helped me out.

 

[Judowolf PE]

any who....moving along

 

[Lumber Jim]

95 sheets

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

BACON!!!!