Static Pressure in HVAC Systems: A Key Factor in Performance and Efficiency
Static pressure in an HVAC system refers to the pressure of the air inside the ductwork. It is measured in inches of water column (in. WC) and is used to determine the proper operation and efficiency of the system. High or low static pressure can indicate issues with the ductwork, such as blockages or leaks, and can affect the overall performance of the HVAC system. Understanding and monitoring static pressure is crucial for maintaining a properly functioning HVAC system and ensuring optimal comfort and energy efficiency in a building. How to Measure Static Pressure in an HVAC
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