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What does 5000Am3/hr@7fpm mean?

2016-04-20View Original

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Dear experts, I saw in some technical documentation that the air intake rate is 5000 Am3/hr@7fpm. What does 7fpm mean after @? Thank you
Reply #22016-04-20
It was printed incorrectly; the actual air intake volume is 5000 Am3/hr. Don’t write anything wrong
Reply #32016-04-20
It was printed incorrectly; the actual air intake volume is 5000 Am3/hr. Don’t write anything wrong
Reply #42016-04-25
fpm (feet per minute), feet per minute. It is a unit of wind speed in the imperial system; for an air flow of 5000 m3, the flow rate is 7 feet per minute

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