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    The document provides maximum recommended velocity ranges for flexible ducts of various diameters located above an acoustic ceiling or within an occupied space. The velocities are selected based on ASHRAE guidelines to meet noise level specifications. Smaller diameter ducts have lower maximum air flow rates and velocities than larger diameter ducts. Velocities should be reduced in branch ducts and final runouts compared to the main ducts to minimize noise.

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    The document provides maximum recommended velocity ranges for flexible ducts of various diameters located above an acoustic ceiling or within an occupied space. The velocities are selected based on ASHRAE guidelines to meet noise level specifications. Smaller diameter ducts have lower maximum air flow rates and velocities than larger diameter ducts. Velocities should be reduced in branch ducts and final runouts compared to the main ducts to minimize noise.

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    The document provides maximum recommended velocity ranges for flexible ducts of various diameters located above an acoustic ceiling or within an occupied space. The velocities are selected based on ASHRAE guidelines to meet noise level specifications. Smaller diameter ducts have lower maximum air flow rates and velocities than larger diameter ducts. Velocities should be reduced in branch ducts and final runouts compared to the main ducts to minimize noise.

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    The document provides maximum recommended velocity ranges for flexible ducts of various diameters located above an acoustic ceiling or within an occupied space. The velocities are selected based on ASHRAE guidelines to meet noise level specifications. Smaller diameter ducts have lower maximum air flow rates and velocities than larger diameter ducts. Velocities should be reduced in branch ducts and final runouts compared to the main ducts to minimize noise.

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    Design 

    Max  Recommended Velocity  & (NC =30 **)  

    Above Suspended Acoustic Ceiling               Duct Located With Occupied Space                    
    Flexble  Duct Size Average Range
    ( 6 M/S ) Selected *** ( 5.45 M/S ) Selected ***

    Dia Inch Dia mm Air flow (Liter/second) Air flow CFM Air flow  (Liter/second) Air flow CFM Air flow CFM


    4 '' 100 mm 47 100 43 91 95
    6'' 150 mm 105 222 95 201 212
    8'' 200 mm 190 403 174 369 386
    10'' 250 mm 300 636 270 572 604
    12'' 300 mm 420 890 390 826 858
    14'' 350 mm 580 1229 525 1112 1171
    * All Above Calculation Done on ASHRAE Fitting  Database Software  V6.0 ( Fitting Number  CD11‐2 )
    ** NC Level :   
    Reference ASHRAE Application chapter  49.14 2019   ASHRAE Handbook—HVAC Applications (SI) table 1‐schools  &
    Project Specs part 2 Technical specification section 1.2.1 Base of Design 1‐  Which refer to QCS 2014 PART 3 SECTION 22 Paragraph  1.1.7 point 4 ( Noise level )

    *** Reference Ashrae application chapter  49.14 2019   ASHRAE Handbook—HVAC Applications (SI) table 8‐ Max Recommended Velocities

    Notes:
    1. Branch ducts should have airflow velocities of about 80% of values listed.
    2. Velocities in final runouts to outlets should be 50% of values or less. ***
    3. Elbows and other fittings can increase airflow noise substantially, depending on
    type. Thus, duct airflow velocities should be reduced accordingly

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