HVAC in the Field – Methods for Measuring Air Flow
This page provides information on the most common methods for measuring HVAC air flow to help you get started or improve your approach to measuring air flow.
It is organized in two basic categories – methods recognized by ANSI/ACC/RESNET for grading new residential installs, and other common methods.
For each method you will find reference information and quick overviews to help you understand the pros and cons of each method.
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