Experimental Study of Axial Fan Performances Operating In Constrained Environment: Application of Axial and Combined Axial–Radial Blockage
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Abstract
This paper aimed to develop an experimental procedure for axial fans characterisation operating in constrained fields.The influence of an obstacle located downstream of a fan is studied experimentally on standardised test bench of the suction box type under different specific angular speeds.The axial fan of forward sweep category operates in free field referred as baseline configuration and in fields constrained by two blocking configurations axial and combined axial-radial.The blockages are produced by a flat plate, perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the fan for axial blockage case and two other plates placed radially for combined axial-radial blockage case, modelling, for example, the obstruction of a car internal combustion engine block.The four sets of global performances (pressure rise, flow rate, mechanical power and static efficiency) evolving with the different obstacles are compared to highlight their similarities.Variations in pressure rise as a function of flow rate were observed as the obstacle was changed depending upon the operating regime of the fan weather is working on axial or radial pattern discharge.The characteristic curves seem to evolve with substantial gain compared to the free field case especially when the blockage matched the flow configuration in the fans' wake.
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