how much does an axial fan of about 50-80" rotor diameter cost in india i searched for the companies in india through google but it yielded no results i want a cheap axial-fan for a wind-tunnel also is honey comb found in nepal or india what would be another choice for a honeycomb in a wind tunnel am from nepal please reply
AXIAL FANS, HONEY COMB, in a wind tunnel
Apr 05, 2007
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how much does an axial fan of about 50-80" rotor diameter cost in india i searched for the companies in india through google but it yielded no results i want a cheap axial-fan for a wind-tunnel also is honey comb found in nepal or india what would be another choice for a honeycomb in a wind tunnel am from nepal please reply
Dear santosh sharma:
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Could be done by wrapping metal strapping around pegs, much as how carpets are done.
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You would need to bond where the crossed layers met.
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if you can stand to buy from China.
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only without the anode wires / screening.
Just some ideas...
David A. Smith
If you are talking well sub sonic - the poor mans fan drive is an auto engine driving a propeller. And metal strips with transverse slots could make a handy-dandy flow-straightening honey-comb, don't you think?
:-)
Good luck
Brian Whatcott Altus OK
I've stacked layers of "egg crate" light diffusers with mesh screens between layers in a free surface water tunnel.
The classic cheap method is a stack of plastic soda straws held between two taut mesh screens in frames or pieces of perforated plate. The key point is you want the channels to have fully developed flow.
You need mesh screens as well a honeycomb to damp all three components of turbulence. The honeycomb reduces the two transverse components and the screens /perforated plate reduces the axial component.
thanks to all of u for ur response well i would take the help of the group farther if needed that's it!
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