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Solution to the causes of surge in axial flow fans

2017-04-15View Original

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Dear experts, I recently came across a book on axial flow fans, but I still couldn’t understand the explanation regarding surge after reading it several times. Could someone please explain this concept to me? Thank you
Reply #22017-04-15
The task of the compressor is to raise the pressure of the substance being transported. But sometimes, when the pressure at the back becomes too high, the flow reverses; it keeps flowing in the opposite direction until it can no longer tolerate that, after which it starts flowing in the correct direction again. This back-and-forth process results in very unstable transportation, the compressor gets upset, and there is a loud noise produced, similar to the roar of a beast – a very loud sound. This is a reminder that such an approach won’t work.
Reply #32017-04-16
Please ask Haiyou to explain the content of the article. Thank you; it seems that the author wrote in detail, but some of the descriptions are difficult to understand

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