Setting Fan Static Pressure

low.xuanyi · November 12, 2018, 05:49

Hi all,

I want to set fan static pressure in Phoenics VR but there is only air velocity or flowrate for user to input. Can anyone here advise me ?

The scenario I am facing is the pressure display from inlet to outlet via fan is negative despite having the correct airflow directional arrow display. Can anyone here know what is wrong ?

Great thanks.

Regards
Low

CHAM Support · January 9, 2020, 12:42

Hi Low,

To set a fixed pressure the object type you want is an OUTLET, although this is named outlet you can still have inflow here, so it is more accurately a fixed pressure boundary. I think this will help you set the fan static pressure.

As for the airflow direction I would check that you have the pressure outlet set correctly relative to the ambient and reference pressure.

Thanks,
Harry

November 12, 2018, 05:49	Setting Fan Static Pressure	#1
low.xuanyi New Member AL Join Date: Nov 2018 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Hi all, I want to set fan static pressure in Phoenics VR but there is only air velocity or flowrate for user to input. Can anyone here advise me ? The scenario I am facing is the pressure display from inlet to outlet via fan is negative despite having the correct airflow directional arrow display. Can anyone here know what is wrong ? Great thanks. Regards Low

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January 9, 2020, 12:42		#2
CHAM Support New Member Join Date: Oct 2019 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 7	Hi Low, To set a fixed pressure the object type you want is an OUTLET, although this is named outlet you can still have inflow here, so it is more accurately a fixed pressure boundary. I think this will help you set the fan static pressure. As for the airflow direction I would check that you have the pressure outlet set correctly relative to the ambient and reference pressure. Thanks, Harry