epicseeds
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The room is 14x18x10. There will be 6000w air cooled hoods. I am having trouble deciding on:
1. Most efficient design of exhaust.
2. Amount of CFM for the hoods.
3. Amount of CFM for Carbon Filter.
4. Size of Carbon Filter.
Here is what I have came up with so far. I figure for the air cooled hoods, and taking into consideration the size of the room I would need about 12,000CFM - does this sound too high/low?
I know absolutely nothing about how to determine size of carbon filters. I assume it has to do with how big your room is and how stinky it is. Any ideas here? I also assume the CFM of the fan used with the carbon filter is determined by the size of the filter?
Here is a quick sketch of the actual design I have in mind. As you can see, I have the carbon filter and the hoods connecting to the same exhaust hole. Do you see this causing any problems or loss of efficiency....or would it be advisable to make 2 separate outlets? Please inform me if this is efficient or not. If you have any better ideas feel free to let me know.
1. Most efficient design of exhaust.
2. Amount of CFM for the hoods.
3. Amount of CFM for Carbon Filter.
4. Size of Carbon Filter.
Here is what I have came up with so far. I figure for the air cooled hoods, and taking into consideration the size of the room I would need about 12,000CFM - does this sound too high/low?
I know absolutely nothing about how to determine size of carbon filters. I assume it has to do with how big your room is and how stinky it is. Any ideas here? I also assume the CFM of the fan used with the carbon filter is determined by the size of the filter?
Here is a quick sketch of the actual design I have in mind. As you can see, I have the carbon filter and the hoods connecting to the same exhaust hole. Do you see this causing any problems or loss of efficiency....or would it be advisable to make 2 separate outlets? Please inform me if this is efficient or not. If you have any better ideas feel free to let me know.
