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Transcribed Image Text:Example.3. A fan of di ameter 0.7m running at 1500r.p.m. delivers
140m /min of air at 15°C against 75mm of water of total pressure
when its total efficiency is 86 percent. Determine the volume of
air delivered,
total pressure developed and horsepower consumed,
if
(a) the air temperature is 50°c,
(b) the air temperature is 50°C and the fan speed is increased to
1700 r.p.m
(c) the
conditions
are
same
as
in
(b)
but
a
0.6m
di ameter,
geometrically similar fan is used.
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