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SuperFlow SF-1020I
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7.4 Predicting Pressure Drop
To predict a pressure drop at ows outside the capacity of the ow bench do the following.
1. Record the actual test pressure and the actual ow rate.
2. Now you can predict what the test pressure (pressure drop) would be if you actually had the power to
test at higher rates of ow as follows:
Given:
Pa Actual measured pressure drop
Pt Theoretical pressure drop
Fa Actual Flow rate
Ft Theoretical Flow Rate
Pt = [(Ft/Fa)^2] x Pa
Example: You tested an intercooler and found that it owed 320 cfm at 46” H
2
O. Given the measured
data, you would like to know an estimate of what the pressure drop might be if you could ow at
500 CFM
Fa = 320 CFM
Pa = 46”H2O
Ft = 500 CFM
Then:
Pt =[( 500/320)^2] x 46
Pt = 112.3“ H
2
O
Your part is estimated to drop about 112.3” H2O at a ow rate of 500 CFM.
7.0 Flowbench Theory

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