Nice drawing......except for the hardware layout. Millwright 101 rule NEVER use a lock washer and a flat washer together....the bolt is not locked to anything and can un-screw......
You're going to have to pull the front end off your car and get some equipment. We need some actual cfm #'s!
If you revert back to your origional premise of air flow measurement, i assumed you were measuring VOLUME as in "****-ton". If you were measuring air by WEIGHT, as in a "ton", perhaps your tonnage measurement was EITHER one of the three types: are all a measure of mass (weight) the short ton aka US ton is 2,000/lbs. The long ton aka Imperial (British) ton is 2240 lbs. The third ton is the metric tonne which is, equal to 1000 kilograms, or approximately 2204 pounds. And air has a weight of 1 cubic foot of air at standard temperature and pressure assuming average composition weighs approximately 0.0807 lbs........(excerpted from fluid dynamics).......it depends on which "ton" is being used.Thank you!! Will look into what CFM means! Never too young or old to learn!
Early Kelvanator and Servel refrigerators were powered by Natural gas and did not use electric and operated by convection not radiation using natural gas (CH4) @ 980 Btu/std cubic ft (low heating value).....fans were not required ...... (apples do not = oranges).....????How many Kelvenator cooling fans to make a **** ton of air flow.
Divide by 3.14
Late model kelvanators bob .
But......I took the fan off of an original Mopar the other day and it had place bolts holding it on. And I don't think place bolts take washers, do they?
STANDARD temperature and pressure measurements generally account for density which includes moisture. You fid not specify PRESENT models (and average ambient operating conditions).....specifics are important.......the (**** ton) measurements are WEIGHT based...but volumetric measurements are generally what fan types and fan curves are based on. Perhaps you can supply specifics as noted in "Crane's Flow of Fluids"......punt......
What is a "place bolt"? Lock washers can be: internal teeth, external teeth, (shake proof type), split collar, high collar type (used with Allen head cap screws). Please describe a place bolt or a pix.
Thank you for the information.....never heard of them b4. They appear to be single use hardware, sort of similar to Elastic Stop nuts or cone lock nuts, which are single use hardware. I also prefer TORQUE To YIELD fasteners like SA 325 structural hardware. Loctite products offer similar and often better "anti come loose" materials, especially fly-wheel to crankshaft mounting hardware
How many washing machines in a ****-ton....asking for a friend.
Can off-set ****-tons be measured on the Richter Scale?
OK, so it's Saturday morning here.....just doing the weekly finger count.
Being an engineer, I deal with specific values not imagined or colloquial expressions that mean Nothing (?) except to the person or person expressing the phraseology in lieu of real thought, the exception bring the actual understanding of the terminology used and being able to switch between volume and weight differences.......so.....how much air is a "**** ton" in actual measurable quantity?? Just curious......
But millwrights are nothing more than "jackers and wenchers".....hahahha!
Electricians eat volcanic lava and piss perfection.Fan clutch test = spin that bastard by hand. If it rolls more than 1/2 turn....replace it.
Lordy how the internet overthinks everything.....
But millwrights are nothing more than "jackers and wenchers".....hahahha!
C'mon, we're electrical guys....we rule the world. That's just the way it is, you know that!
