(42S) Pulley Sheave and Fan Laws
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04-03-2020, 10:36 PM
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(42S) Pulley Sheave and Fan Laws
Basic Pulley Law - Fans
The basic relationship between a fan and it's motor is simple: rpm1 * dai1 = rpm2 * dia2 where: rpm1: how fast the fan turns, in revolutions per minute dia1: the diameter of the fan's pulley rpm2: the speed of the motor, in revolutions per minute dia2: the diameter of the motor's pulley A diagram is shown below of a motor-pulley/fan-pulley system. The actual length of the pulleys will vary per system. The program PULLAW sets up the solver for this law. To call up the solver, press [(shift)] [ 7 ] (SOLVER), select PULLAW. HP 42S/DM42/Free42 Solver Program: PULLAW Code:
Basic Sheave Law The basic sheave law listed below describes how adjusting a sheave's airflow affects the motor's break horsepower: bhp2 = (cfm2 / cfm1) ^ 3 * bhp1 CFM: cubic foot per minute (airflow) BHP: brake horsepower of the motor The program SHLAW sets up the solver for this law. To call up the solver, press [(shift)] [ 7 ] (SOLVER), select SHLAW. HP 42S/DM42/Free42 Solver Program: SHLAW Code:
Basic Fan Laws Three basic ratios are used in dealing in fan engineering, which are: cfm ratio = cfm2 / cfm1 = rpm2 / rpm1 sp ratio = sp2 / sp1 = (rpm2 / rpm1) ^ 2 hp ratio = hp2/ hp1 = (rpm2 / rpm1) ^ 3 where: rpm: a fan's revolution per minute. rmp1 and rpm2 represents different conditions of the fan cfm: airflow of a fan in cubic feet per minute. You can use other units, just be consistent. sp: static pressure of a fan hp: break horsepower of a fan HP 42S/Free42/DM42 Program: FANLAW Code:
Source: Gladstone, John Air Conditioning Testing and Balancing: A Field Practice Manual Van Nostrand Reinhold Company. New York. 1974 ISBN 0-442-22703-5 |
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