Patent classifications
F04D19/00
Fan logic evaluation device and method thereof for improving the logic evaluation of a fan
A fan logic evaluation device and method thereof for improving the logic evaluation of a fan. Specifically, a fan logic evaluation device is provided by first installing a fan, which corresponds to a set of parameters, in a wind tunnel device. A computer then performs a logic evaluation to convert the set of parameters into an evaluated pressure-flow curve and a measured pressure-flow curve by measuring the fan's operating conditions with the wind tunnel device. The computer further performs a logic modification to correct the logic evaluation to obtain a logic evaluation modification. The logic evaluation is then replaced by the logic evaluation modification. Finally, the above process is repeated with the same fan or a different fan.
FAN LAMP
The present disclosure discloses a fan lamp, relates to the technical field of lighting lamp. The fan lamp includes a ceiling suction assembly, a hanger rod, a blade assembly, a light source assembly, and a driver, the ceiling suction assembly is connected with the blade assembly through the hanger rod, the light source assembly is connected with the blade assembly, and the light source assembly is located on a side of the blade assembly facing away from the ceiling suction assembly, the driver is mounted in the ceiling suction assembly or the light source assembly, and the driver is electrically connected with at least one of the blade assembly and the light source assembly, the light source assembly includes a chassis and a directional lighting module, and the directional lighting module is mounted on the chassis.
CEILING FAN AND HANGING HEAD CONNECTING MECHANISM THEREOF
A hanging head connecting mechanism of a ceiling fan has a connecting seat, a hanging rod, and a motor shaft. The connecting seat has a connecting plate, a first bushing, a second bushing, and multiple connecting pieces. The second bushing is located around the first bushing. The hanging rod is mounted in the connecting seat and disposed between the first bushing and the second bushing. The motor shaft is mounted in the connecting seat and disposed inside the first bushing. The connecting pieces are serially mounted through the second bushing, the hanging rod, and the motor shaft. Two of the connecting pieces are each mounted on a respective one of two opposite sides of the second bushing, and a wire-routing gap is formed between the first connecting piece and the second connecting piece.
CEILING FAN AND ASSEMBLING STRUCTURE OF CEILING FAN
An assembling structure of a ceiling fan has a motor shaft and a driving assembly mounted on the motor shaft. The motor shaft is mounted through the driving assembly. The driving assembly has an upper cover, a lower cover, a chamber, a circuit board, and a positioning mechanism. The lower cover has a covering board and a mounting cylinder mounted in a center of the covering board, and is mounted on the motor shaft via the mounting cylinder. The chamber is formed between the upper cover and the lower cover. The circuit board is mounted in the chamber. The upper cover, the lower cover, and the circuit board are sequentially arranged from top to bottom. The positioning mechanism is mounted in the chamber and limits a mounting position of the circuit board. The present invention solves the noise issue.
MOTOR AND AXIAL FAN
A motor includes a rotor rotatable about a center axis extending vertically, a stator to rotate the rotor, and a housing covering the rotor and the stator from a radially outer side. The housing includes a first housing located on a first side in the axial direction, and a second housing located on a second side in the axial direction. The first housing includes a first opposing surface opposing the second housing in the axial direction, and a first wall portion extending from the first opposing surface to the second side in the axial direction. The second housing includes a second opposing surface opposing the first housing in the axial direction, a second wall portion extending from the second opposing surface to the first side in the axial direction, and a base portion holding the stator. The first wall portion and the second wall portion oppose each other in a radial direction.
BLOWER
A blower includes: a fan configured to generate a flow of air; a filter positioned upstream of the fan; a case covering a side surface of the filter and having a suction hole; a housing which is positioned opposite to the fan with respect to the filter, and to which the case is detachably coupled; a supporter coupled to one surface of the housing facing the filter and configured to support the filter; a light source disposed at the supporter and configured to provide light in an ultraviolet wavelength band to the fan; and a controller configured to control an operation of the light source, wherein the controller stops the operation of the light source when the case is separated from the housing or when the filter is separated from the supporter.
Fan frame
A fan frame includes a metal base and a frame body. The metal base has a center portion, a plurality of supporting portions with strip shapes and a plurality of wing portions. Each of the supporting portions has a head end, a middle part and a tail end. The head end connects to a peripheral part of the center portion. The wing portions extend outwardly at an angle from the middle parts of the supporting portions, respectively. The frame body has a frame wall. The wing portions are partially at least covered by the frame body. Another fan frame is also disclosed.
Motor and blower
A motor including a rotating portion that is rotatable about a center axis that extends vertically and a stationary portion that rotatably supports the rotating portion. The stationary portion includes a stator facing at least a portion of the rotating portion in a radial direction, a base disposed axially below the stator, and a resin portion covering at least a portion of the stator, connecting the stator and the base. The base includes a recessed portion that is recessed downward in an axial direction and that accommodates at least a portion of the resin portion. The recessed portion includes an inner peripheral surface provided with an upper wall portion disposed axially above a portion of the resin portion.
Small light vertical take-off and landing capable delta wing aircraft
An aircraft having a frame assembly that supports a compressor having an outer shell that defines front and rear nozzle ports with rotatable nozzles for selectable vertical or horizontal thrust. The inner shell and the outer shell define an intake gap therebetween such as an annulus. A first fan unit within the inner shell and is configured to exhaust air through the front nozzle ports. A second fan unit within the outer shell intakes air through the intake gap and exhausts air through the rear nozzle ports. The fan units are preferably connected to one another via a drive shaft that is surrounded by a streamlining tube. The fan units each include a plurality of fans having stators therebetween. The stators have a plurality of stator arms with a wing structure pivotally attached to the trailing edge for angling air flow from a front to a rear fan.
Turbomachine and method of assembly
A turbomachine includes an annular casing and a fan disposed inside the annular casing and mounted for rotation about an axial centerline. The fan includes fan blades that extend radially outwardly toward the annular casing. The fan has an average chord fan width according to a first performance factor. The fan has a quantity of fan blades according to a second performance factor.