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Converting cfm/sqft @75Pa to 50Pa

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What is the formula for converting “cfm/sqft @75Pa” to “cfm/sqft @50Pa”?

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    DCcontrarian | | #1

    At such low values a linear approximation is useful. Just multiply by 2/3.

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