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26th September 2020, 08:27 | #1 |
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Cooling fan cfm
Does any one know the cfm of our cooling fans at high speed?
I think I have found a good alternative but need to check the cfm is something close to ours. |
26th September 2020, 10:08 | #2 |
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I found one figure that may put you in the ball park. The archives have a comment by Jules regarding the Kenlowe system he offered as a replacement fan.
We've always used the Kenlowe 17 inch which is rated at 265 Watts but due to their more efficient blade is only 10% behind in Litres per minute Airflow IIRC. Performance even against high resistances - 3750m³/h @ 3.75mm wg Advanced forward curved blades Two speeds low amp and high amp (18/24A) So according to this, you're looking at 3,500 to 4,000 cubic metres per hour. A bit of maths will give you the cfm figure. EDIT: Here's the Kenlowe specs (the 17" model is at lower rhs). https://www.kenlowe.com/CoolingOEM.php The later Revotec/Comex system is also about 3,800 cubic metres/hr. TC Last edited by T-Cut; 26th September 2020 at 10:51.. |
26th September 2020, 19:15 | #3 |
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Thanks Tcut, that is great.
I will get one of these alternatives ordered and see how it works. |
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