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Default Measuring duct efficiency

If the temperature difference between the plenum and a duct is 8F (ie:
Plenum is at 120F duct at register is 112F) can this be translated into duct
efficiency?

Not that I can do much about it as all my ducts above a finished basement
ceiling just curious.



 
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