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Fan power

2012-04-18View Original

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Given the air volume, wind pressure, operating temperature, and fan efficiency, how can the fan power be calculated? Please help everyone~~~
Reply #22012-04-18
What more needs to be calculated for this? I selected it directly from the product manual........
Reply #32012-05-03
Shaft power N = Air volume Q * Wind pressure H / (1000 * Efficiency). Temperature has a direct impact on the wind pressure of the fan; if the wind pressure is measured at the current temperature, use that value for the calculation. If it is not at that temperature, use density conversion. The air volume remains unchanged.

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