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Blower Design

11/19/2011 4:43 AM

I want to design a blower to remove the dust. What are steps to be followed in designing the blower and how can i get a sample of blower design and specification
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11/19/2011 9:16 AM

Try doing your own homework, Google is a good place to start.

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11/19/2011 9:36 AM

"how can i get a sample of blower design and specification"

I think you want to "select" a blower. For that, I'd select a few blower manufacturers and ask them. I doubt that anyone here will send you a blower, or blower spec.

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11/19/2011 2:08 PM

Get a book by David J. Gingery titled; How to Design & Build Centrifugal Fans for the Home Shop; a Lindsey publication. It is very informative in the types of fans used for different media; dust, sawdust, smoke, etc. It tells you how much CFM's, pressures and velocities needed. Even if you don't build your own, it will guide you in selecting the right one for your application.

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11/19/2011 2:18 PM

The voice of experience! GA.
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Re: Blower Design

11/19/2011 9:48 PM

thank u sir,

but its unavailable in our area
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11/19/2011 10:00 PM

"Remove" dust with a blower? As far as my understanding blowers blow dust anywhere else, polluting the air, unless part of an exhaust system with dust collector.

Of course this interpretation is very flrxible: what dust, how much dust, where?

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11/19/2011 10:09 PM

In order for a blower to "blow", it must first "suck" air in. This suction is what removes the dust.

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11/20/2011 11:46 AM

As in B- job? I try to understand where it comes from .... and goes to. Cheers

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11/19/2011 11:41 PM

Please refer any good text books on fan & blowers. Fan Application guide published by Hveac Association may be useful.
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11/20/2011 2:22 AM

Too vague. We need lots more information.

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11/20/2011 4:35 AM

i run a small scale saw mill. the waste of saw mill consist of small dust of wood and small pieses of wood .these waste will directly deposit in bed under the blade .i want to remove these waste away from the site without stoping the process
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11/20/2011 10:46 PM

Use compressed air with recommended nozzles. Add the cost of the air in your final finished product cost.

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11/20/2011 10:59 AM

Blowers have been designed over a 100 years back. You just need to go and buy them if you know how much cfm you need. Now do you know this? or how a blower looks like?

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