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Calculation of fan total pressure

2017-05-15View Original

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To enable the fan to supply air at a pressure of 0.08 MPa to the engine’s intake, the total pressure from the fan outlet to the engine inlet is 0.01 MPA; there is also a filter at the fan inlet, contributing another 0.01 MPA to the total pressure. So is the total pressure of the fan 0.08+0.01+0.01=0.1MPA? The above data are example data.
Reply #22018-06-12
The total pressure from the fan outlet to the engine inlet – there is total pressure at the fan inlet due to filters and other elements; how can these values be considered known parameters? How did you calculate them? You’ve calculated it to be the resistance loss, right.
Reply #32022-02-22
The two 0.01 values you mentioned are likely both estimated resistances. I’m also confused about fans. Total outlet pressure – Total inlet pressure = Fan total pressure. Total pressure = Static pressure + Dynamic pressure

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