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== Description == |
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This calculator determines the minimum size of vent holes for barometric altimeters based on the volume of the space and the number of vent holes. |
This calculator determines the minimum size of vent holes for barometric altimeters based on the volume of the space and the number of vent holes. |
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Calculation comes from the rule of thumb of 1/4" vent hole for every 100 cubic inches of volume. A single vent hole of the appropriate size is susceptible to noise caused by breezes and wind gusts. These effects are minimized by using multiple vent holes distributed around the volume, with 3 holes being considered a practical minimum. The combined area of all vent holes will be equivalent to that of a single larger hole. |
Calculation comes from the rule of thumb of 1/4" vent hole for every 100 cubic inches of volume. A single vent hole of the appropriate size is susceptible to noise caused by breezes and wind gusts. These effects are minimized by using multiple vent holes distributed around the volume, with 3 holes being considered a practical minimum. The combined area of all vent holes will be equivalent to that of a single larger hole. |
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== Usage == |
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# There are several ways to invoke the command: |
# There are several ways to invoke the command: |
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#* Press the {{Button|[[Image: |
#* Press the {{Button|[[Image:Rocket_Calculator.svg|16px]] [[Rocket_Vent_Hole_Size_Calculator|Vent Hole Size Calculator]]}} button. |
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#* Select the {{MenuCommand|Rocket |
#* Select the {{MenuCommand|Rocket → Calculators → [[Image:Rocket_Calculator.svg|16px]] Vent Hole Size Calculator}} option from the menu. |
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# Enter the parameters of your electronics bay. |
# Enter the parameters of your electronics bay. |
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== Calculation == |
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Vent hole size is calculated using the following formula: |
Vent hole size is calculated using the following formula: |
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::<math>D_{vent} = 0.004396 D \sqrt{\cfrac{L}{N}}</math> |
::<math>D_{vent} = 0.004396 D \sqrt{\cfrac{L}{N}}</math> |
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where |
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::<math>D_{vent} = </math> vent hole size |
::<math>D_{vent} = </math> vent hole size |
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::<math>D = </math> body tube diameter |
::<math>D = </math> body tube diameter |
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::<math>N = </math> number of vent holes |
::<math>N = </math> number of vent holes |
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=== Units === |
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Calculations are done using metric units, but will display in your preferred units. Values can also be entered using any supported units by including the units with the value (''eg'' 5 oz, or 23.2 g) |
Calculations are done using metric units, but will display in your preferred units. Values can also be entered using any supported units by including the units with the value (''eg'' 5 oz, or 23.2 g) |
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# http://vernk.com/AltimeterPortSizing.htm |
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Latest revision as of 08:54, 18 March 2021
Rocket Vent Hole Size Calculator |
Menu location |
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Rocket → Calculators → Vent Hole Size Calculator |
Workbenches |
Rocket Workbench |
Default shortcut |
None |
Introduced in version |
0.19 |
See also |
None |
Description
This calculator determines the minimum size of vent holes for barometric altimeters based on the volume of the space and the number of vent holes.
Calculation comes from the rule of thumb of 1/4" vent hole for every 100 cubic inches of volume. A single vent hole of the appropriate size is susceptible to noise caused by breezes and wind gusts. These effects are minimized by using multiple vent holes distributed around the volume, with 3 holes being considered a practical minimum. The combined area of all vent holes will be equivalent to that of a single larger hole.
Usage
- There are several ways to invoke the command:
- Press the Vent Hole Size Calculator button.
- Select the Rocket → Calculators → Vent Hole Size Calculator option from the menu.
- Enter the parameters of your electronics bay.
Calculation
Vent hole size is calculated using the following formula:
where
- vent hole size
- body tube diameter
- body tube length
- number of vent holes
Units
Calculations are done using metric units, but will display in your preferred units. Values can also be entered using any supported units by including the units with the value (eg 5 oz, or 23.2 g)
References
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