Mechanics of Air Machinery
Mechanics of Air Machinery
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[17.65 cu. ft.] per second, we obtain for the radius of the suction orifice = NlS=NlS=«-125m.[4.92ins.].
If we assume the inner radius r^ of the wheel equal to 1.2ro, we have ri= 1.2X0.125 = 0.15 m. [5.9 ins.].
Provided the vanes end radially at the outer circumference of the fan, we now have for the velocity of the outer periphery the value given by equation (8**), ^.==\Ji g,{h+z)^-'^ To determine the values z and w in this expression, let us assume that the fan has an efficiency of 30 per ...cent.; we can then place h 2g€ = 0.30, from which comes From this we obtain Igsh 19.81X800X0.2 __ . ,... ,^- § 27] THE MOVING OF AIR. 157 Now if we assume the outer radius of the wheel to be r, = 0.5 m. [19.69 ins.], the number of R.P.M. is given by n=^,>
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
m.
[17.65 cu. ft.] per second, we obtain for the radius of the suction orifice = NlS=NlS=«-125m.[4.92ins.].
If we assume the inner radius r^ of the wheel equal to 1.2ro, we have ri= 1.2X0.125 = 0.15 m. [5.9 ins.].
Provided the vanes end radially at the outer circumference of the fan, we now have for the velocity of the outer periphery the value given by equation (8**), ^.==\Ji g,{h+z)^-'^ To determine the values z and w in this expression, let us assume that the fan has an efficiency of 30 per ...cent.; we can then place h 2g€ = 0.30, from which comes From this we obtain Igsh 19.81X800X0.2 __ . ,... ,^- § 27] THE MOVING OF AIR. 157 Now if we assume the outer radius of the wheel to be r, = 0.5 m. [19.69 ins.], the number of R.P.M. is given by n=^,>
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