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The document is an Air Distribution Test Sheet used by technicians to record and analyze air distribution data for various systems in a building. It includes fields for project details, terminal numbers, room numbers, test results, and notes, facilitating the assessment of airflow performance.

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Begin by filling in the 'TECHNICIAN' field with your name, followed by the 'PROJECT' and 'BLDG. NO.' sections to identify the specific project and building.
In the 'SYSTEM NO.' field, enter the system identification number, then specify the 'AREA SERVED/ZONE' to indicate which area is being tested.
Complete the 'TERMINAL NUMBER' and 'ROOM NUMBER' fields to provide precise location details for testing.
Input the date in 'DATE (M/D/YYYY)' format to record when the test is conducted.
Fill out equipment details such as 'AHU EQUIP. NO.', 'TERMINAL TYPE', and dimensions under 'SIZE'.
Enter values for factors like 'FACTOR', 'DESIGN FPM', and actual test results in fields labeled 'TEST-FPM OR CFM', along with multiple test results (TEST1, TEST2, TEST3) and a final result.
Use the 'NOTES' section for any additional comments or observations during testing, followed by any relevant remarks in the last field.

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