12:28 AM Fri 9 Apr@ 77%Donefan example.pdf1- State which of the following statements are TRUE?a) Compared to forward curved blades, backward curved blades are moreEfficientb) Airfoil type blades are used in small capacity systemsc) Fan laws are applicable to all types of fansd) Fan laws are applicable to fans that are geometrically and dynamicallysimilar2- State which of the following statements are TRUE?a) For a given fan operating at a constant temperature, the power input tofanincreases by 4 times when the fan speed becomes doubleb) For a given fan operating at a constant temperature, the power input tofanincreases by 8 times when the fan speed becomes doublec) For a given fan operating at a constant flow rate, the power inputincreases asthe air temperature increasesd) For a given fan operating at a constant static pressure rise, the flow ratereduces as the air temperature increases3- State which of the following statements are TRUE?a) For a backward curved blade, the fan total pressure (FTP) increases asflowrate increasesb) For a backward curved blade, the fan total pressure (FTP) reaches amaximum at a particular flow ratec) When the air filter in the air conditioning duct becomes dirty, the speedhas to

1- State which of the following statements are TRUE? a) Compared to forward curved blades, backward curved blades are more Efficient b) Airfoil type blades are used in small capacity systems c) Fan laws are applicable to all types of fans d) Fan laws are applicable to fans that are geometrically and dynamically similar

1- State which of the following statements are TRUE? a) Compared to forward curved blades, backward curved blades are more Efficient b) Airfoil type blades are used in small capacity systems c) Fan laws are applicable to all types of fans d) Fan laws are applicable to fans that are geometrically and dynamically similar

Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133612315

Author:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Publisher:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Chapter3: Basic Theories And Math

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24RQ: All these statements about energy and energy conversion are true, except thermal energy may be...

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