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December 29, 2005, 08:18 |
CENTRIFUGAL FAN
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hi thanks
I AM GIVING TOTAL PRESSURE AT INLET AND MASS FLOW RATE AT OUTLET. BUT WHEN I CHANGE MASS FLOW RATE , TORQUE IS CHANGE , SO PLZ GUIDE ME FOR OUTLET BOUNDARY CONDITION. |
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December 29, 2005, 11:55 |
Re: CENTRIFUGAL FAN
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Why do you think torque should not change when you change mass flow rate?
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December 29, 2005, 23:39 |
Re: CENTRIFUGAL FAN
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HI
I AM TALKING ABOUT TORQUE OF FAN. I WANT TO KNOW EFFECT OF VARIOUS MASS FLOW WITH PRESSURE. WITH MAINTAING SAME TORQUE, AS WE ARE NOT CHANGING THE MOTOR.. GUIDE ME.... REGARD MANGESH |
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December 30, 2005, 13:29 |
Re: CENTRIFUGAL FAN
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Do you change fan rotating speed? Bascially, if fan speed is not changed while mass flow rate is changed, fan will work at another point on fan curve. In this case, I don't know how you can maintain same torque. If you change both fan speed and mass flow rate, fan will jump to another fan curve. Then there is possbility that you can maintain same torque by adjusting fan rotating speed.
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January 30, 2006, 01:13 |
Re: CENTRIFUGAL FAN
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hi,
fan torque is proportional to (massflowrate * pressure rise across the machine). If above quantity increases then torque increases. please check your calculation. |
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