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[title] Fans Tested |
[* black] Use a 12 volt blower fan because tubaxial fans usually lack sufficient flow against resistance. We are drawing air in ''through'' a viral filter. Going by just factory spec can be misleading. Those are for static pressure (zero flow) and free air max CFM (zero resistance). We must measure flow rate against HMEF flow resistance. |
[* black] My original recommended NMB Technlogies BM5115-04W-B50-L00 blower fan static pressure of 0.803 in H2O (200.0 Pa) provided ample airflow (30 L/min at 64 dBA noise) . However, this fan is now sold out. |
[* black] San-Ace 109BC12GC7-1 https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/sanyo-denki-america-inc/109BC12GC7-1/1688-1035-ND/6191751 is good alternative if user needs higher flow (33 L/min, 60 dBA against HMEF) |
[* black] http://d.digikey.com/HS000xU3ppttIK40NAX00T7 Delta BFB0512HHA-CZMQ |
[* black] http://d.digikey.com/HS000xU3ppttIK40NAX00T7 Delta BFB0512HHA-CZMQ |
[* icon_caution] PLEASE DO NOT HORDE FANS. Only obtain the number you will actually ''deploy'' to providers. Hording deprives others in need during this COVID-19 crisis. |
[* black] Other blower fans may yield more ideal combination of power draw, static pressure, flow rate, noise, and availability. 200 to 250 Pascale static pressure capability is likely best range. |
[* [* icon_note] Flows cited above are against a Intersurgical hydrogaurd mini. That HMEF has a spec flow resistance of 2.9 cm H2O at 60 LPM |
[* [* icon_note] Flows cited above are against a Intersurgical hydrogaurd mini. That HMEF has a spec flow resistance of 2.9 cm H2O at 60 LPM |
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