Formula & example
ACH=60·CFM/Vft³; CFMtarget=ACHtarget·Vft³/60.
A 20×15×8 ft room at 200 CFM has 2,400 ft³ volume and 5 ACH.
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HVAC engineering calculator · Updated Sep 17, 2026
Calculate ACH from room dimensions and airflow, plus the CFM and m³/h required for a target air-change rate.
ACH=60·CFM/Vft³; CFMtarget=ACHtarget·Vft³/60.
A 20×15×8 ft room at 200 CFM has 2,400 ft³ volume and 5 ACH.
Calculate ACH from room dimensions and airflow, plus the CFM and m³/h required for a target air-change rate.
Yes. The calculator exposes the unit basis in the inputs and reports useful cross-unit outputs where the engineering workflow benefits from them.
No. It is a transparent deterministic engineering calculator for sizing, diagnostics and cross-checks. Final equipment, duct and refrigeration decisions should use measured conditions, manufacturer data and applicable codes or standards.