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Blower air volume calculation

2016-07-03View Original

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I have a question for everyone. Since it’s difficult to determine the gas velocity in the pipelines, I know that the resistance in the heat exchanger is 3500 Pa. How can I calculate the air volume flowing through the heat exchanger? When the fan operates at 100% capacity, the air volume is 135,000 m3/h, with a pressure drop of 9000 Pa
Reply #22016-07-03
Simple calculation method: PV/T = C
Reply #32016-07-03
Additional note: Gas temperature after heat exchange is 150℃

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