Static pressure worksheet

Worksheet

The pressures you measured, where you measured them, and their sum.

The only arithmetic is addition of your own readings

Total external static pressure is the sum of the drops somebody measured, so the sheet adds up the column you filled in and prints how many rows the figure covers. That caption matters: a total across four of nine readings is a different fact from one across nine.

Nothing else is calculated. The sum is not compared with the rated static, not expressed as a percentage of anything, and not judged.

The rated static is yours, copied off the equipment

There is a header field for the figure printed on the plate or in the manual. CompliMaint holds no specification for your equipment and fills nothing in — the field exists so the person reading the sheet can make the comparison themselves, which is the comparison this tool will not make.

It diagnoses nothing

No acceptable range, no maximum, no pass mark, no fault and no conclusion about the system. What these numbers mean depends on the equipment and the ductwork, and it is read by the person holding the manometer.

Kept alongside: Duct airflow & leakage test record · Equipment startup record · Combustion analysis record

A worksheet for static pressure readings, kept on your device. The only arithmetic is addition of your own readings, captioned with how many rows it covers. CompliMaint supplies no manufacturer specification, acceptable range, maximum or pass mark; it compares nothing against the rated static you copied off the equipment; and it reaches no diagnosis, fault or conclusion about the system. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Does it compare my total against the rated static?
No. The rated static is a field you copy off the plate so that YOU can make that comparison. The tool makes none — it offers no comparison, no percentage and no verdict.
Why is there a total at all?
Because total external static pressure is literally the sum of the drops you measured, and adding a column you filled in is transparent arithmetic on your own figures. The printed caption says how many rows the total covers, so a partial total cannot be mistaken for a complete one.
Does it hold manufacturer specifications?
No. CompliMaint holds no specification for any equipment and fills nothing in. The figure in the header is one you copied.
Will it tell me what is wrong with the system?
No. It reaches no diagnosis, no fault and no conclusion. What the numbers mean is read by the person holding the manometer.
Where is it stored?
In this browser on this device.