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� � r "'' , f I 'l ��'�'�`"�'� <br /> $ � �. ,i �_, �h 1 `,; ; X � .�k <br /> <.�; �� <br /> � t a7� �. ;'��` _� i _ t�,. '��� - 1� �� �k� /f <br /> -- : '� l-' 'f EAKA� '�� i� � � <br /> ,�� ���� <br /> �� <br /> Date of Test: 2/22/2016 Test File: Peters GJ-Return duct <br /> Test Performed For: gordon james construction <br /> 5159 main street swuite 200 <br /> maple plain , mn 55359 <br /> Phone 763-479-3117 <br /> Test Results <br /> 1. Test Type: Total Leakage <br /> (Duct Blaster Only) <br /> 2. Test Pressure: 25.0 Pa <br /> 3. Measured Duct Leakage: 75.8 CFM (14.3 sq. in.) <br /> 4. Duct Leakage as a Percent of System Airflow: 3.8% <br /> 5. Duct Leakage as a Percent of Building FloorArea: 1.3% <br /> Additional Information <br /> Duct leakage is often one of the largest sources of energy loss in a house. Leaky supply ductwork causes <br /> expensive conditioned air to be lost before it can be delivered to the house, forcing your system to run longer to <br /> keep you comfortable. <br /> Leaky ductwork can seriously degrade indoor air quality by pulling pollutants and irritants directly into your house. <br /> Leaky return ductwork can also pull moisture into your home, making it feel uncomfortable even when the air <br /> conditioning is running. <br />