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Selection of fans

2009-02-05View Original

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I currently need a pressure of around 2000 Pa, a flow rate of about 4 m3/h, operating at room temperature, and the medium to be transported is air. I would like to ask the experts here: what model should I choose?
Reply #22009-02-05
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Reply #32009-02-05
I know how to select a model, but I don’t know which one is more suitable. I’d like to ask for some advice
Reply #42009-02-05
On the first floor, the conditions seem to be rather inadequate. Some extra space also needs to be left inside, and the orientation of the fan needs to be taken into consideration when making the choice. Left, right, 0 degrees, 45 degrees. . . . . .
Reply #52009-02-06
The fan pressure is around 2000 Pa, the flow rate is about 4 m3/h; it operates at normal temperature, and the medium transported is air. It’s a small fan, so you can refer to the equipment specifications and models provided by various fan manufacturers to make your choice – it’s not difficult. Brands like Shenhua Steam Turbine and Shaanxi Steam Turbine should not be considered; you can find a local fan manufacturer, who will be able to give you appropriate suggestions.
Reply #62009-02-18
You should consult the colleagues at the design institute about this issue; after all, it is a professional matter
Reply #72009-02-18
Hehe, this internet friend is either a professional who doesn’t understand the problems I need to solve, or an outsider who knows nothing about it
Reply #82009-02-19
To use layman’s terms, I have a catalog of fans; the WF1 and WF2 model centrifugal fans also have a flow rate of 600 m3/h. These are compact-sized fans, while those with a flow rate of 4 m3/h must be ultra-compact fans. Hehe, the traffic is really low!
Reply #92009-02-21
4 m3/h? The flow rate is way too low; did the original poster get the units wrong? Our air compressors have a flow rate of 6 m3/h.

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