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Can fans be connected in parallel? ?

2016-07-08View Original

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Can fans be connected in parallel? ?
Reply #22016-07-08
Aren’t fans all connected in parallel? ? ?
Reply #32016-07-08
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-7-8 at 11:33. It’s possible, but it’s better to have separate traffic counters for each one. Whether fans can operate in parallel is related to the initial design considerations. If the possibility of operating two fans in parallel is taken into account during design, a larger diameter for the outlet pipes will be chosen. If the design assumes one fan in use and one as a backup, the outlet pipe diameter may not be large enough, which can lead to pressure buildup in the fans when they operate in parallel, resulting in little increase in air volume. In devices where the load changes significantly over time, a design with two units in operation and one as backup is adopted to avoid selecting fans that are too large.
Reply #42016-07-08
The pump should work, and the fan should work too
Reply #52016-07-11
The fans are all connected in parallel, right, leading to 1 outlet in the end

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