DavidYon
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| 06 May 2009 10:25 PM |
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As promised in my main thread, here's a design detail question.
The whole CFM and airflow balancing thing is still rather opaque black magic, so pardon my ignorance here.
One topic I had on the phone today was the most efficient way to design a split-zone system. I didn't get all the details, but apparently Bryant has a smart air handler unit that solves balance and air flow issues when you are faced with a ductwork system that has essentially three CFM capacities (Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 1+2).
Given how frequently air flow and proper balancing comes up when talking to HVAC professionals, you'd think that a two-zone system would present a big problem (the three CFM ratings above).
Is this just not a big deal?
Is the new Bryant system not a big win over however-it's-done-traditionally?
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