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A bedroom supply-air exercise specifies 100 cubic feet per minute and an average duct velocity of 500 feet per minute. Using Q = velocity × area, what internal cross-sectional area is required for this airflow calculation?

ICC M1 exam practice question · Duct Systems

A bedroom supply-air exercise specifies 100 cubic feet per minute and an average duct velocity of 500 feet per minute. Using Q = velocity × area, what internal cross-sectional area is required for this airflow calculation?

  • 0.20 square foot
  • B5.00 square feet
  • C50.00 square feet
  • D0.02 square foot

Where to look it up

Explicit exercise assumptions; not a universal code requirement.

Why A is correct

Area = 100/500 = 0.20 square foot. The bedroom label does not establish a universal duct diameter. Actual selection also requires the pressure-loss design and installation constraints; this question evaluates the supplied airflow relation only.

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