12. The blower you purchased for a local exhaust system is currently operating at 10,000 ft³ per min at -3.0 in. wg FSP

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12. The blower you purchased for a local exhaust system is currently operating at 10,000 ft³ per min at -3.0 in. wg FSP

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12 The Blower You Purchased For A Local Exhaust System Is Currently Operating At 10 000 Ft Per Min At 3 0 In Wg Fsp 1
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12. The blower you purchased for a local exhaust system is currently operating at 10,000 ft³ per min at -3.0 in. wg FSP using a 2.0-bhp motor running at 500 rpm. If you now need to increase the exhaust to 20,000 ft³ per min, how fast must the fan turn in rpm to achieve the new Q of 20,000 ft' per min? In addition, calculate the effects of this increase in Q on the FSP and bhp. I
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