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25 Οκτ 2019 · When air flow increases, static pressure decreases; and when static pressure increases, air flow decreases. The 3 points depict possible scenarios where the fan will perform. To visualize the 3 scenarios, you may have to imagine an electronics enclosure being ventilated by the fan.
regard to fans. At the end of this presentation you will be able to: 1. Describe the basic components of airflow, how to measure them, and how they relate to each other. 2. Explain how to read fan curves, and what this knowledge helps to avoid. 3. Apply the Affinity laws for troubleshooting and solving problems.
To save time when converting velocity pressure into air velocity, the Dwyer Air Velocity Calculator may be used. A simple slide rule, it provides for all the factors needed to calculate air velocity quickly and accurately.
When a fan is specified for a given CFM and static pressure at conditions other than standard, the correction factors (shown in table below) must be applied in order to select the proper size fan, fan speed and BHP to meet the new condition.
For the purposes of measuring the pressure rise across the fan, the static pressure should be measured close to the fan inlet and outlet. Where it is not possible to measure close to the fan, allowances have to be made for duct friction effects between the fan and the measuring plane.
How are model numbers and performance tables used to select a fan? How are direct drive and belt driven fans different? What types of motors are used with these fans? The goal is to understand and use the Greenheck literature as an important tool in filling a customer’s fan order.
Testing Procedures for Air Flow and Coverage Area. Four Ways to determine CFM and Area Coverage. Method 1: Use CFM (Computation Fluid Mechanics); Method 2: Use CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics); Method 3: Use AMCA 230-15; Method 4: Use Falco’s Test Procedure 102018;
