Will the flow rate differ if one fan draws air from 2 ducts? !
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As shown in the figure: one fan draws air in through 2 air ducts. The left air duct is 20 meters long, while the right one is 10 meters long. The diameters of the air ducts are the same, as is the size of the air intake cover. Will the air volumes drawn in by these two ducts be different? Thank you. .
With a slight difference, longer pipes will experience greater resistance, which affects the flow rate to some extent
Will the impact be significant? The pressure drop in the ducts isn’t very high, so it shouldn’t have much of an impact, right?
If your process conditions are exactly the same, it’s a problem with the resistance of the pipeline itself, and the impact is not significant.
The fan has little impact; the centrifuge cannot be used in this way
It can vary, as the pipeline resistance differs