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For a pressure loss of 4000 Pa, should a centrifugal fan or a Roots blower be used? !

2017-08-30View Original

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Are Lohse fans considered constant-flow fans?
Reply #22017-08-30
Based on the on-site process requirements, select the two types of fans first, and then consider factors such as power, ease of operation, supporting utility systems, and maintenance.
Reply #32017-08-31
Air volume is very important. For low flow rates, rotary vane blowers are preferred; for high flow rates, centrifugal blowers are better
Reply #42017-08-31
What level of low flow counts as low?
Reply #52017-09-03
Write down your flow rate, medium, and resistance – everyone here will help you figure it out!
Reply #62017-09-03
500CMH, air, final resistance of about 4000Pa.
Reply #72017-09-03
Oh, that’s not right. It is 2000 CMH, air, with a final resistance of about 4000 Pa.
Reply #82017-12-15
It’s better to use a centrifugal fan for this; it’s just a very small fan!

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