Piping pressurization fan
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Can installing an axial flow fan on a gas pipeline serve to increase pressure? Are there any experienced equipment selection experts? Help needed
Axial flow fans can only generate a pressure of a few hundred pascals, which is not sufficient. You need to determine the pressure required and then choose the appropriate equipment
A few hundred pascals is not even considered pressure; first, determine how much pressure you need to apply
Pressurize to 2000 Pa; the inlet pressure of the pipeline is 8000 Pa, increase the pressure to 10 kPa
Moreover, rotary vane fans and centrifugal fans are not desired, as the required pressure increase is not high, which would be a waste.
The intake pressure is 8000; if you want to raise it to 10000, do you mean to add a boost of 2000 pressure? :funk: Is this an arithmetic problem involving addition and subtraction?
Firstly, the flow rate must be matched; axial flow fans are not likely to achieve the pressure increase you require. If you need a high flow rate with low pressure increase, it is recommended to use centrifugal fans, leaving room for adjustment – that is, the pressure increase should be around four to five thousand or more.