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If the fan’s outlet is connected to a pipeline, how is the pressure of the gas inside that pipeline determined?

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If the fan’s outlet is connected to a pipeline, how is the pressure of the gas inside that pipeline determined? Is the pressure magnitude equal to the total outlet pressure?
Reply #22009-04-03
Not necessarily; total pressure refers to the pressure increase provided by the fan, and the outlet pressure is also influenced by the inlet pressure. Outlet pressure = Total pressure + Inlet pressure

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