How To Design And Build Centrifugal Fans For The Home Shop, By Dave Gingery

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  • Mebane, North Carolina, United States
  • Jan 30th
How to Design and Build Centrifugal Fans for the Home Shop, by David J. Gingery, published by David J. Gingery Publishing LLC, 1987, 2013. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 softcover, 112 pages, ISBN 978-1-878087-40-9 The late Dave Gingery shows you how to design and build an industrial-strength fan capable of delivering air at high volume and moderately high pressure. Just what you need if you’ve mastered the recipes in that great Lindsay classic, I Just Love to Fart Cookbook! Contents: Introduction Fan Fundamentals Centrifugal Fan Principles Predictable Behavior of Centrifugal Fans Basic Fan Types and Applications Design Considerations The Nature of Air The Effect of Wheel Diameter and Speed The Effect of Air Velocity The Effect of Wheel Width The Effect of Wheel- Width-to-Diameter Ration Scroll Housing Development General Proportions for Fans and Blowers Theoretical Capacity of Fans Power Required Construction Methods and Materials Wheel Construction An 8 "Open Sided Wheel Balancing the Wheel Forming the Housing Scroll Building a Plywood Housing for an Exhaust Fan Making an All Metal Housing Discharge Fittings Triangulation Motor and Drive Applications Fan Testing and Air Measurement Measuring Air The "U" Tube Manometer Measuring Pressure The Pilot Tube Taking Pressure Readings Interpreting and Applying the Readings Theoretical Velocity of Air at 62 degrees F. Discharged Into Atmosphere Volume Flow Calculations Air Flow in Orifices Calculating Orifice Area Shop Fan Applications Common Applications Fume Exhaust Fans Dust Collectors The Cyclone Separator Developing Cyclone Patterns Balancing the System

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