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CENTRIFUGAL BLOWER CAPACITY

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CENTRIFUGAL BLOWER CAPACITY

CENTRIFUGAL BLOWER CAPACITY

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Please if this is not the proper Forum , redirect me to it.

 I got a centrifugal blower or fan that is broken.
To be more clear it have the same  shape of those used at window airconditionig appliance at the evaporator side.
It is 230 mm diameter , 85 blade wide , simple end (only one side open) , it have 45 foward blades.
Original it run at 1400 to 1500 RPM. Paired with other similar, but mirrored
Motor is 2 HP.

My concern is what other data I need to know the flow and pressure drop that this fan can develop, and after it how it can be stimated or calculated.

A drawing is aviable .
Ask for it at

k281969@hotmail.com


 

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