Posted by TimMiller on November 02, 2009 at 23:00:13 from (70.241.25.46):
In Reply to: Installing duct work posted by TimMiller on November 01, 2009 at 21:10:21:
so i calculate the total load based on the rooms, do i need to find square footage of each room, or just figure out how many ducts i will end up having, then add max cfm for each room to figure out what size unit I will need. I looked at our local bookstore that normally carries all of the code books but i was not able to find much in the way of HVAC books, only books that have the charts you can find online, and most of it was on the electrical side of it. It amazes me that there is very little printed material that i have been able to find in the way of HVAC. I'm thinking about going down to my local college bookstore and seeing what they have there. I know they offer HVAC classes.
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