HVAC Tools Library

Browser-based calculators and reference tools for air balancing and HVAC work. All calculations happen in your browser — no data is sent anywhere, no account required.

📝 Educational use

These tools are for educational and estimating purposes only. They do not replace engineering design, project specifications, applicable codes, or professional judgment. Always verify results against project documents and applicable TAB standards.

Available Calculators

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VentilationIAQCleanroom Available

Air Changes per Hour (ACH) Calculator

Enter supply airflow (CFM) and room dimensions to calculate ACH. Compare results against ASHRAE reference values for common space types.

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Air BalancingTAB Available

CFM Variance Calculator

Enter design and measured CFM to calculate the difference and variance percentage. Commonly referenced tolerance is ±10%, but requirements vary by project specifications and TAB standard.

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Planned Tools

These tools are in development. Cards are listed here for reference — no separate pages yet.

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Ventilation Coming soon

CFM Calculator

Calculate supply airflow requirements from room area, occupancy, or ventilation rate.

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Ductwork Coming soon

Duct Velocity Calculator

Convert between CFM, duct area, and face velocity. Useful for rough duct sizing checks.

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TABReference Coming soon

Air Balance Report Reader

Guide to interpreting the columns, tolerances, and notation in a standard TAB report.

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Fundamentals Coming soon

Static Pressure Explainer

Interactive walkthrough of total static pressure, external static pressure, and what affects them.

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Sizing Coming soon

Room Airflow Estimator

Estimate required supply airflow from cooling load and temperature differential.

About these tools

ABS calculators are provided for educational purposes and general estimation. Results should be verified against project specifications, applicable mechanical codes, and the judgment of qualified engineers and TAB professionals. Tolerance requirements and acceptance criteria vary by project, contract, and applicable standard.