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    Default add flow, velocity, friction to duct ?

    I've this trouble :
    When I draw duct used calculation tool I want to add flow, velocity, friction what is calculated to Duct engineering data. Why they don't add to Data enginnering automatic ?
    How can I do this ?
    Thanks
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    Default Re: add flow, velocity, friction to duct ?

    I think that the answer to this is the same as that from this post: http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=101953

    Unfortunately, the "Flow" Definition under the "DuctEngineeringData" PSD does not match the "Capacity" that is listed for the duct (same with velocity and pressure).

    Pretty lame huh

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    Default Re: add flow, velocity, friction to duct ?

    Check out this post for a new idea on how to do this...

    http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=101953&#6

    -Buzz

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