On the fan sample, or in our usual references regarding a fan head pressure of 5m, does this refer to water head pressure or air pressure? ?

2017-09-07View Original

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On the fan sample, or in our usual references regarding a fan head pressure of 5m, does this refer to water head pressure or air pressure? ?

Reply #22017-09-07

Isn’t it usually said that the full pressure is relevant? If it’s the water head, then the full pressure of this fan is a bit high, at 50 kPa； The wind pressure head is a bit low, at 65 Pascals.

Reply #32017-09-11

Regarding water pressure, it’s usually older people who give lectures on this topic; they tend to use the term \"head pressure\". It’s better to read books by yourself rather than listening to their lectures

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