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Air Permeability – Converting CFM to cc


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    Tjaard Breeuwer
    BPL Member

    @tjaard

    Locale: Minnesota, USA

    MHW Kor preshell is Pertex Quatum Air, and they are being closed about all over. In both pullover and full zip hooded versions

    #3698001
    Sean P
    BPL Member

    @wily_quixote

    Locale: S.E. Australia

    FWIW I have the MH Kor preshell shirt and it is a good aerobic layer for cycling and walking in cool air temperature.  It feels quite good against the skin but I always have a base under it.

    My crude darth vader test (breathing through the garment) shows a reasonable air permeability.

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    Krishna M
    BPL Member

    @kmarri

    Locale: Pacific Northwest

    I’m trying to convert air permeability expressed in mm per second to CFM. It was measured using ISO 9237-1995 standard with a 20 cm2 testing area and a pressure of 100 Pa.

    Should I divide the value (mm/s) by 4 to convert it to CFM?

    #3783078
    Krishna M
    BPL Member

    @kmarri

    Locale: Pacific Northwest

    I think dividing by 4 is correct. I’m going by this air permeability conversion guide by IDFL.

    CFM is (ft3 / min) / ft2 @ 125Pa

    (air permeability in (ft3 / min) / ft2) x 5.08 = (air permeability in (litres / m2) / second)

    1 mm / s = 1 (litres / m2) / second

    (air permeability @ 125Pa) x 0.8 = (air permeability @ 100Pa)

     

    This gives –

    (air permeability in (ft3 / min) / ft2 @ 125Pa) = (air permeability in mm / s @ 100Pa) / 4.06

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