Calculation of the relationship between blower air delivery volume and external temperature
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Centrifugal air blower D500-2700 for gas generation, with a flow rate of 500 m3/min and an outlet pressure of 27 kPa. What is the air delivery volume of the blower if the inlet air temperature is 35 degrees? Is there a specific formula for the relationship between the air delivery volume of this type of blower and the inlet air temperature? Thank you all for your suggestions
In my opinion, the air supply volume has little to do with temperature; temperature may affect the density of the air, which in turn could impact the mass flow rate of the air supplied. This is just my humble opinion – I welcome any corrections from others
I agree with you; it can be said that there is little relationship between airflow volume and temperature, as temperature only affects the density of the incoming air. But there are two assumptions here: the first is that the speed of the blower remains constant, and the second is that the inlet and outlet pressures remain constant. Otherwise, it gets complicated.