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The article didn't mention the static pressure of the fan. Typically, for a "suck" type fan, you want higher static pressure and there are fans which are design
by groos 3y ago
The article didn't mention the static pressure of the fan. Typically, for a "suck" type fan, you want higher static pressure and there are fans which are designed expressly for this.
- plagiarist 3y agoWhat would I want to search for to find that? "High static pressure fan?"
- ethbr0 3y agohttps://www.mcmaster.com/products/high-pressure-blowers/ https://www.mcmaster.com/products/high-pressure-blowers/ Or don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good -- buy 10x box fans for cheaper, because they're manufactured and shipped in the millions of units. If it's not going to catch on fire, why are we worrying about the longevity of something that costs $30?
- ilyt 3y ago...did you look at what you linked ? They are all 65-75dBA+ massive blowers...
- rainbowzootsuit 3y agoA centrifugal inline fan is what would be the most common to look for. They should list a CFM at Inches of Water Column in the 1/4 to 1/2" range to be considered "high static" pressure. Those blowers from the other comment are like for your iron smelter.
- unit_circle 3y agoNoctua makes some nice, slightly ruggedized 12v high static pressure fans.
- numpad0 3y agoThere are also AliExpress storefronts for high static pressure fans(blower and axial), easily 10x as powerful compared to computer case fans.