OK, I’m curious to know. Assume a whole house HVAC system is properly deigned, properly installed, properly maintained, and operating properly. Assume there are no temperature nor humidity problems. If an in-line booster fan (or fans) is/are installed, with respect to CFM what is the net outcome… A… or B… which one?
A - The CFM moving through the evaporator coil increases.
B - The CFM moving through the evaporator coil remains the same.
A - The CFM moving through the evaporator coil increases.
B - The CFM moving through the evaporator coil remains the same.
source https://hvac-talk.com/vbb/threads/2240579-Does-CFM-go-UP-or-DOWN-or-remain-the-SAME?goto=newpost
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