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babumechanical
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AIRFOILED BLADES

11/04/2008 12:18 AM

WHAT"S THE PURPOSE OF USING AIRFOILED BLADES IN IMPELLER INSTEAD OF BACKWARD CURVED STRAIGHT BLADES?
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Re: AIRFOILED BLADES

11/04/2008 10:50 PM

1. Please switch off your caps key. All caps are considered shouting and rude.

2. Please describe what type of application you are working with. More information would be appreciated.

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11/05/2008 12:42 AM

A small sketch would help too. I'm having difficulty understanding your geometry discription.

Ditto on the caps. You likely didn't know.

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11/05/2008 8:25 AM

Higher efficiency & higher pressure capability
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