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For the calculation of the air pressure in a centrifugal fan, should the density be based on the inlet pressure or the outlet pressure?

2016-08-30View Original

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HT = p2 – p1 + density × (velocity squared) / 2
Reply #22016-08-30
The pressure of the fans is very low; there is little difference between the inlet and outlet
Reply #32016-08-31
But this density multiplied by the square of the velocity, and that velocity is the exit velocity
Reply #42016-08-31
If the pressure difference between the inlet and outlet of the compressor is large, can its air pressure also be calculated using this formula?

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