56  Electronic Balancing Tool EBT720/EBT721 and ProHood PH720/PH721 
Thus, to convert from Actual Velocity to Standard Velocity, use the following equation: 
 
 
STDACT
air
air
VV
STD
ACT
=×
ρ
  Eq. (5) 
 
Substituting known values into Eq. (5), we get: 
 
 
STDACT
ACT
ACT
VV
92.29
46070
460T
=×
+
×
+
 
  or, 
 
STD
ACT
ACT
ACT
V714.17
460T
V =×
+
×
  Eq (6) 
 
  where:  P
ACT
 is the local atmospheric pressure, as measured by the EBT/PH, for example, in units 
of (in. Hg) 
    T
ACT
 is the local temperature of the air flow being measured, in units of (°F) 
    V
ACT
 is Actual Air Velocity, in units of (AFPM) 
    V
STD
 is Standard Air Velocity, in units of (SFPM) 
 
Similarly, to convert from Standard to Actual Air Velocity, use the following equation: 
 
 
ACT
ACT
ACT
STD
V05645.0
P
V =×
×
  Eq (7) 
 
For Volumetric Flow measurements, the analysis is exactly the same. 
 
  Thus: 
 
STD
ACT
ACT
ACT
Flow714.17
460T
Flow =×
+
×
  Eq (8) 
 
ACT
ACT
ACT
STD
Flow05645.0
P
Flow =×
×
  Eq (9) 
 
  where:  Flow
ACT
 is Actual Air Flow, in units of (ACFM) 
    Flow
STD
 is Standard Air Flow, in units of (SCFM) 
 
Note:  The Models EBT720/EBT721 and Models PH720/PH721 perform these calculations 
automatically. You can choose to view velocity or flow measurements in either “Actual” or 
“Standard” units of measure.