henegg
Mechanical
- Nov 2, 2007
- 15
hi
We have an old spray dryer. it has an inlet fan and an exhaust fan.
currently it pulls the inlet air from the the plant causing major air flow issues through out the plant.
The plan is to duct the inlet to the outside so it has its own air source.Then the plant air flow can be straightened out.
the problem is there is no name plate on the fans and no record of what these fans are.
We can get air flows of the inlet and amp reads of the motors.
how can I determine if the current inlet fan can handle the added duct work and merv 13 filters that will be added or if it needs a larger motor or it just won't work.
thanks
tom
We have an old spray dryer. it has an inlet fan and an exhaust fan.
currently it pulls the inlet air from the the plant causing major air flow issues through out the plant.
The plan is to duct the inlet to the outside so it has its own air source.Then the plant air flow can be straightened out.
the problem is there is no name plate on the fans and no record of what these fans are.
We can get air flows of the inlet and amp reads of the motors.
how can I determine if the current inlet fan can handle the added duct work and merv 13 filters that will be added or if it needs a larger motor or it just won't work.
thanks
tom