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    Question Reducer Duct Area



    can any one tell how to calculate the area of the reducer piece on machine jonining.


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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    I'm, sorry Senthil but I do not understand your question.

    Are you asking about the length or angle of the reducing piece between two different size ducts?
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    Question Re: Reducer Duct Area

    Quote Originally Posted by Brian_UK View Post
    I'm, sorry Senthil but I do not understand your question.

    Are you asking about the length or angle of the reducing piece between two different size ducts?
    Thanks for ur reply brain , I explain u

    Duct Size : 26" x 12"

    When the above duct connected to the mouth of the machine , with a size of 30" x 12 " , one reducer arise in between machine mouth and the duct.

    I need to know the area of this reducer , one side
    30" x 12" and another side 26" x 12"

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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    calculate the perimeter length of both ends.
    average the perimeter
    multiply by the length from c/c

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    Question Re: Reducer Duct Area

    Quote Originally Posted by nh3simman View Post
    calculate the perimeter length of both ends.
    average the perimeter
    multiply by the length from c/c
    i cant to undrstand the "c/c"

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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    c/c = centre to centre

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Viking View Post
    c/c = centre to centre
    Thank u for the reply, Is there any website link is

    availble to get know about the calculation of duct



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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    What is it you are trying to calculate?

    Reading your previous post you already got the sizes fixed.

    The smallest area of your reducer will be the same as the duct 26"x12"=312 square inches.

    Or are you after the losses in the ductwork?

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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    i want formula

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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    Quote Originally Posted by karthikeyan View Post
    i want formula
    Formula for what ?
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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    how to have a copy of this subject please advise

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    Re: Reducer Duct Area

    Quote Originally Posted by karthikeyan View Post
    i want formula
    There is no formula within this thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by salahalyy View Post
    how to have a copy of this subject please advise
    The only subject matter is that given is the posts of this thread.

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