The Ultrasonic Technique For Monitoring Air Quantity Of A Mine Fan

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Boshou Bian
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Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

Air quantity is the primary parameter governing the working condition of a mine fan. In order to improve the fan performance and efficiency, reduce its energy consumption, and guarantee mine safety, it is very important to obtain an accurate value. However, generally speaking, the fan ducting or drift on surface is very short in distance and contains sharp bends. The air quantity of the mine is so concentrated in this way that the air velocity becomes very high, and the airflow, either in the fan drift before the fan impeller or at the downstream diffuser, is very turbulent. Therefore, no anemometer is satisfactory because there is too much difference between the measured value and the actual value of air quantity at the mine fan.
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APA: Boshou Bian  (1989)  The Ultrasonic Technique For Monitoring Air Quantity Of A Mine Fan

MLA: Boshou Bian The Ultrasonic Technique For Monitoring Air Quantity Of A Mine Fan. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1989.

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