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CFM of an old fashion radiator
Hi,
A radiator moves air by convection. So much so that I can see the window curtains above fluttering in the air flow. I'm curious, just how much air is moving? For a 36" high radiator, 10" deep old fashioned radiator, what's the ballpark CFM per foot of length? Thanks! Sam |
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