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*[https://www.acinfinity.com/blog/the-differences-between-inline-duct-fans-duct-fan-boosters/ A Article on "Duct Boosters" vs "Inline Fans" ] (both good amazon search terms etc) | *[https://www.acinfinity.com/blog/the-differences-between-inline-duct-fans-duct-fan-boosters/ A Article on "Duct Boosters" vs "Inline Fans" ] (both good amazon search terms etc) | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fVT1okcIEc A Video by the Youtube Channel "Indeterminate Design" titled "3D Printed Centrifugal Turbo Compressor" ] (intended as a ICE [[Turbocharger]] compressor, but essenially is great for this exact purpose, with some minor modifications, or used in a non "in-line" setup! ) | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 10 December 2020
Basics
- A Fan powered by a Brushless DC Motor that is placed in-line with Ductwork to propel the air
- Use One Per Zone, and thus allow for a per zone Variable Air Flow system (also software control of all the rates etc
- Need to see if "blast gates" would still be needed/useful
- Main use is in an HVAC or solely Ventilation system for a building, but it would also have use for greenhouses, and fume hoods/laminar flow hoods etc
Internal Links
External Links
- A Article on "Duct Boosters" vs "Inline Fans" (both good amazon search terms etc)
- A Video by the Youtube Channel "Indeterminate Design" titled "3D Printed Centrifugal Turbo Compressor" (intended as a ICE Turbocharger compressor, but essenially is great for this exact purpose, with some minor modifications, or used in a non "in-line" setup! )