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Summary

A restricted inlet reduces the effective outlet capacity in Cooper’s natural-venting model. Based on Cooper (2002), p. 3-225.

Original illustration for Aerodynamic free area, level 3 Advanced.

  • Source basis: Cooper (2002), p. 3-225, Equation 22; redraw, do not copy Figure 3-9.6.
  • Alt text: Curve showing outlet effectiveness increasing as the inlet area grows relative to the outlet.
  • Accuracy notes: This correction describes inlet restriction, not the discharge coefficient of an individual vent. Temperatures are absolute.

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