Here’s the fan, a direct drive utility set, designed for 10000 cfm at 2” of static pressure.
Here’s the performance, extrapolated from Loren Cook’s selection program.
Wait, stop, hold on.
The smallest fan with the highest brake horsepower has the smallest motor. That seems backwards.
Can a 7.5 HP motor be applied to the 245 and 270 CPS? And a 5 HP motor to the 300 and 330 CPS?
Nope.
In this case, the only fan that should have a smaller motor is the 225.
That doesn’t make any sense!
It does.
Come and make sense of this at Advanced Fan Training
You are invited to Embracing Advanced Fan Training
This is an in-person class with an option for remote attendance.
When: Feb 14, 9:00 am CST
Topic: Embracing Advanced Fan Training
You can register for in-person or remote attendance with the link
Webinar Speaker: Brent A. Fullerton, Regional Sales Manager, COOK
PDH credits available: 3
You are invited to Understanding Fan Basics Training
This is an in-person class with an option for remote attendance.
When: Feb 16, 9:00 am CST
Topic: Understanding Fan Basics
You can register for in-person or remote attendance with the link
Webinar Speaker: Brent A. Fullerton, Regional Sales Manager, COOK
PDH credits available: 3
Tom
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