Gotta tell you, some fan classes are pretty boring.
I’ve watched trainer after trainer point out what a good and bad curve looks like.
They talk about fan wheels and what each is good at.
Caleb and I assume you know when to pick a prop instead of a centrifugal.
This isn’t that class.
Here’s the agenda:
- From 5 options to 80: How did fan selection get so complicated?
- A brief history lesson on all the industry changes that led to so many fan selections.
- Sample selection 1 – we’ll use CookSelect to demonstrate orifice rings and reduced width wheels on power roof ventilator selections.
- Shining a light on the motors you select – both induction and permanent magnet – and how they relate to rpm and control.
- Sample selection 2 – we’ll use CookSelect to narrow down 43 direct drive inline centrifugal fans.
- Direct drive considerations for failure. Is your job site prepared if the motor fails or needs to be resized?
- Sample selection 3 – use CookSelect to show how fan laws apply to selecting a “safe” motor size.
Bonus selection – When belt drive makes more sense.
Let’s cut through the noise and make modern fan selections straghtforward again.
Bring your questions and we’ll see you online.
Tom
You’re Invited to
“A Deep Dive into 4 Very Challenging Fan Selections
Using Cook Software”
When:
October 28th
Topic:
Complex Fan Selection
