Characteristic Curves For Multiple-Fan Ventilation Systems

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Y. J. Wang
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

A subsystem-based approach to the characteristic curves for a multiple fan ventilation system is presented. The ventilation variables and their relationships associated with a fan branch are considered as a subsystem of the multiple fan system. For each subsystem, the solution curve is generated by replacing the fan with a hypothetical pressure source or, alternatively, by adding a hypothetical pressure source without removing the fan. The projection of the solution curve onto the coordinate planes results in two classes of subsystem characteristic curves: pressure-vs.-quantity and quantity-vs.-quantity. The subsystem characteristic curves are described and illustrated through example ventilation systems. These curves are also discussed using the network equations of a general multiple-fan system.
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APA: Y. J. Wang  (1993)  Characteristic Curves For Multiple-Fan Ventilation Systems

MLA: Y. J. Wang Characteristic Curves For Multiple-Fan Ventilation Systems. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1993.

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