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IIRC, increased surface area reduces pressure. From what I remember from reading the thread, it appeared to have pretty decent CFM through the use of more and l
by newman314 5y ago
IIRC, increased surface area reduces pressure. From what I remember from reading the thread, it appeared to have pretty decent CFM through the use of more and larger filters.
EDIT: I found the thread. See https://twitter.com/davidelfstrom/status/1429526273009889286?s=10 https://twitter.com/davidelfstrom/status/1429526273009889286...
Thread shows the difference between using 1 and 2 filters. I think he has a separate thread in his Twitter feed measuring a 4/5 filter setup too.
- aronpye 5y agoIncreased surface area alone results in higher pressure losses / flow energy losses due to increased frictional losses from the higher surface area.