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1. 
   Tim | Sep 10, 2010 11:50am | #1

   Duct design

   of any practical sense, is not really covered in a book. At least not that I have ever seen. I learned to design ductwork based on the "equal friction" method, by manual means (pencil, paper and a Trane Ductulator). SMACNA (sheet metal and airconditioner contractors national assocaition) http://www.smacna.org/ has some duct design manuals.

   You may check on the websites of the manufacturers for non-commercial products like LifeBreath. Look for application guides and/or manuals.

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   AWE100 | Aug 12, 2013 04:17pm | #2

   Just passing by

   Hello There,

   Good day!

   I would like to help you. I've got some ideas on what are the best designs that suits your needs. Here are those websites which can help most of the time. If you like, you can download here!

   Links....

   http://www.amazon.com/Manual-Commercial-Pressure-Velocity-System/dp/1892765020

   http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/green-basics/forced-air-hvac-systems

   http://www.gobookee.net/example-for-duct-static-pressure-calculation/

   Truly yours,

   AWE100

   http://www.theawefactor.com

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   calvin | Aug 12, 2013 07:36pm | #3

   AWE

   It's been almost 3years, where you been?  Your expertise could be of help here if you use it wisely.