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Velocity of air at the outlet of air conditioner, maybe say, 1.5Ton split AC.?
That's helpful. Can you also tell me how to calculate the required cooling capacity for a specific room size?
Sure! The cooling capacity required for a room can be calculated by multiplying the room's volume by a specific cooling factor. The cooling factor is typically 25 BTU (British Thermal Units) per square foot. So for example, if your room is 10 feet wide, 15 feet long, and has a standard 8-foot ceiling, the volume would be 1200 cubic feet. Multiplying this by the cooling factor of 25 BTU per square foot gives a required cooling capacity of 30,000 BTUs.