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Will dynamic loads be smaller than static loads?

2017-03-21View Original

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Is the dynamic load of the vertical force on static equipment smaller than the static load? Under what circumstances is it smaller than the static load?
Reply #22017-03-22
When the equipment is not very tall and/or the wind is not strong, the force is less than the static load.
Reply #32018-03-26
It is the load generated by weight, proposed by fan manufacturers; I’m not sure if there are any regulations regarding this in the centrifugal fan standards

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