Fan Laws Calculator
This calculator applies the Fan Laws to predict changes in fan performance (Flow, Pressure, Power) when altering fan speed, impeller diameter, or air density. It's a fundamental tool for system design and troubleshooting.
Key Inputs:
- Unit System: Select Metric (m³/s, Pa, kW, RPM, mm, kg/m³) or Imperial (CFM, in.wc, HP, RPM, inch, lb/ft³).
- Original Fan Performance: Initial Flow Rate (\(Q_1\)), Static Pressure (\(SP_1\)), and Power (\(P_1\)).
- Original Fan Parameters: Initial Fan Speed (\(N_1\)) and Impeller Diameter (\(D_1\)).
- Change Parameters:
- New Fan Speed (\(N_2\)): If fan speed changes (original diameter).
- New Impeller Diameter (\(D_2\)): If impeller diameter changes (original speed).
- New Air Density (\(\rho_2\)): If air density changes (e.g., due to temperature/altitude, keeping N & D same initially).
Calculated Outputs (New Performance):
- Original Fan Efficiency (\(\eta_1\)): The efficiency of the fan at its original operating point.
- New Flow Rate (\(Q_2\)): Predicted volumetric flow rate.
- New Static Pressure (\(SP_2\)): Predicted static pressure (or head).
- New Power (\(P_2\)): Predicted fan power consumption.
Calculation Results
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