Air Flow, Air Systems, Pressure, and Fan Performance精品分析.docVIP

Designing Air Flow Systems A theoretical and practical guide to the basics of designing air flow systems. HYPERLINK \l AirFlow Air Flow HYPERLINK \l Types_of_Flow Types of Flow HYPERLINK \l Types_of_Pressure_Losses Types of Pressure Losses or Resistance to Flow HYPERLINK \l TotalPress_VelocityPress_StaticPress Total Pressure, Velocity Pressure, and Static Pressure HYPERLINK \l Air_Systems Air Systems HYPERLINK \l Fan_Laws Fan Laws HYPERLINK \l Air_Density Air Density HYPERLINK \l System_Constant System Constant HYPERLINK \l Pressure_Losses_of_System Pressure Losses of an Air System HYPERLINK \l Sections_in_Series Sections in Series HYPERLINK \l Sections_in_Parallel Sections in Parallel HYPERLINK \l System_Effect System Effect HYPERLINK \l Fan_Performance_Spec Fan Performance Specification HYPERLINK \l Fan_Total_Pressure Fan Total Pressure HYPERLINK \l Fan_Static_Pressure Fan Static Pressure HYPERLINK \l Pressure_Calculations Pressure Calculations HYPERLINK \l Methodology Methodology HYPERLINK \l Assumptions_and_Corrections Assumptions and Corrections HYPERLINK \l Problem1 Problem # 1 – An Exhaust System HYPERLINK \l Problem2 Problem # 2 – A Change to the System’s Air Flow Rate HYPERLINK \l Problem3 Problem # 3 – A Supply System HYPERLINK \l Appendix1 Appendix 1 – Equations HYPERLINK \l Appendix2 Appendix 2 – ASHRAE Fittings HYPERLINK \l Appendix3 Appendix 3 – Bullhead Tee Curves 1. Air Flow Flow of air or any other fluid is caused by a pressure differential between two points. Flow will originate from an area of high energy, or pressure, and proceed to area(s) of lower energy or pressure. FLOW FLOW P0 P1 P1P0 Duct air moves according to three fundamental laws of physics: conservation of mass, conservation of energy, and conservation of momentum. Conservation of mass simply states that an air mass is neither created nor destroyed. From this principle it follows that the amount of air mass coming into a junction in