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Zhdanov. Part IV. The author of the text and the developer: engineer
                  Zhdanov V.P. Minsk, Belarus.




                  RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AERODYNAMIC TESTING OF A
                  CENTRIFUGAL FAN AND STAND DESCRIPTION



                  Part IV.

                  Note: See theoretical rationale for Ing. Zhdanova V.P.



                  The fan is tested in a free room, at a certain height from the floor, because

                  the walls, the ceiling and the floor must not interfere with the air flows
                  (jets) that are formed, both on the intake and on the discharge pipe.



                  The principle of testing. It is necessary to connect to the fan an electric
                  motor with a power of one to three values (caliber) on a standard scale
                  higher than the recommended maximum (standard equipment) for this
                  type and fan number. And with the maximum standard speed.




                  Note. This principle is mandatory for medium and high air pressure fans.
                  For low pressure fans, it is not necessary to install a high electrical power
                  motor.



                  Before the start of aerodynamic testing, during a test run, it is necessary to
                  check that the electric motor does not overheat. In case of overheating, it

                  must be replaced with one more gauge (in power) higher or quickly
                  measured.

                  After the fan start-up, instrumental measurements of pressure and air flow
                  (performance) are performed using well-known methods and measuring
                  instruments.




                  Measurements of total, static and dynamic pressures are made in the
                  planes of the discharge and suction nozzles of the fan. To do this, you can
                  change the configuration of the pitometric tubes. Or use separate tubes to
                  take full and static pressures, setting the receiving openings at the same
                  point alternately.
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