Air Pressure & Air Flow
Air pressure is most important for cooling. It indicates cooling power per unit area. If the diameter of a fan is constant, then more air pressure indicate more air flow. Simple relation of air flow with air pressure is, (dia*dia)*(air pressure*air pressure)/(100*28.51875)= Air flow (in CFM) Here, dia in mm(diameter of fan), air pressure in mmH2O
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