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Air Changes per Hour worksheet
Grades 6–7 · CCSS 6.RP.A.3.d, 6.G.A.2
Calcapedia Solve each problem and show your work. Round answers to 2 decimal places where needed.
- 1.
Problem 1. - Solve for: Airflow needed
- Units: US (feet, CFM)
- Room length: 16 ft
- Room width: 11 ft
- Ceiling height: 7 ft
- Target air changes per hour: 5 ACH
Find: Airflow needed
Answer
- 2.
Problem 2. - Solve for: Air changes per hour
- Units: Metric (meters, m³/h)
- Room length: 3 m
- Room width: 3 m
- Ceiling height: 3 m
- Airflow: 180 m³/h
Find: Air changes per hour
Answer
- 3.
Problem 3. - Solve for: Air changes per hour
- Units: Metric (meters, m³/h)
- Room length: 3 m
- Room width: 3 m
- Ceiling height: 2 m
- Airflow: 180 m³/h
Find: Air changes per hour
Answer
- 4.
Problem 4. - Solve for: Air changes per hour
- Units: Metric (meters, m³/h)
- Room length: 6 m
- Room width: 4 m
- Ceiling height: 3 m
- Airflow: 160 m³/h
Find: Air changes per hour
Answer
- 5.
Problem 5. - Solve for: Airflow needed
- Units: US (feet, CFM)
- Room length: 12 ft
- Room width: 10 ft
- Ceiling height: 8 ft
- Target air changes per hour: 4 ACH
Find: Airflow needed
Answer
- 6.
Problem 6. - Solve for: Air changes per hour
- Units: US (feet, CFM)
- Room length: 12 ft
- Room width: 7 ft
- Ceiling height: 7 ft
- Airflow: 90 CFM
Find: Air changes per hour
Answer
- 7.
Problem 7. - Solve for: Airflow needed
- Units: Metric (meters, m³/h)
- Room length: 2 m
- Room width: 4 m
- Ceiling height: 3 m
- Target air changes per hour: 4 ACH
Find: Airflow needed
Answer
- 8.
Problem 8. - Solve for: Airflow needed
- Units: US (feet, CFM)
- Room length: 15 ft
- Room width: 10 ft
- Ceiling height: 6 ft
- Target air changes per hour: 6 ACH
Find: Airflow needed
Answer
- 9.
Problem 9. - Solve for: Air changes per hour
- Units: Metric (meters, m³/h)
- Room length: 3 m
- Room width: 3 m
- Ceiling height: 2.4 m
- Airflow: 155 m³/h
Find: Air changes per hour
Answer
- 10.
Problem 10. - Solve for: Airflow needed
- Units: Metric (meters, m³/h)
- Room length: 3 m
- Room width: 3 m
- Ceiling height: 2.4 m
- Target air changes per hour: 5 ACH
Find: Airflow needed
Answer
Answer key: Air Changes per Hour worksheet
Calcapedia 1. Airflow needed: 102.67 CFM
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Multiply the target air changes by the room volume, then divide by 60, because CFM counts air per minute
2. Air changes per hour: 6.67 ACH
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Divide the hourly airflow by the room volume to count how many roomfuls of air move each hour
3. Air changes per hour: 10 ACH
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Divide the hourly airflow by the room volume to count how many roomfuls of air move each hour
4. Air changes per hour: 2.22 ACH
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Divide the hourly airflow by the room volume to count how many roomfuls of air move each hour
5. Airflow needed: 64 CFM
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Multiply the target air changes by the room volume, then divide by 60, because CFM counts air per minute
6. Air changes per hour: 9.18 ACH
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Multiply the airflow by 60 to get air per hour, then divide by the room volume to count roomfuls
7. Airflow needed: 96 m³/h
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Multiply the target air changes by the room volume to get the airflow needed each hour
8. Airflow needed: 90 CFM
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Multiply the target air changes by the room volume, then divide by 60, because CFM counts air per minute
9. Air changes per hour: 7.18 ACH
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Divide the hourly airflow by the room volume to count how many roomfuls of air move each hour
10. Airflow needed: 108 m³/h
Find the room's volume (how much air it holds): length × width × height
Multiply the target air changes by the room volume to get the airflow needed each hour