Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths

Nowadays, improving energy efficient systems is one of the most controversial and significant global focuses. However, this trend in the field of engineering concentrates on the optimization of the existing technologies more than implementing new ones. Meanwhile, fans are one of the potent devices t...

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Main Authors: Zare A., Munisamy K.M., Najafzadeh A., Shahizare B., Ahmadi A., Jaafari A.A.
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author Zare A.
Munisamy K.M.
Najafzadeh A.
Shahizare B.
Ahmadi A.
Jaafari A.A.
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Munisamy K.M.
Najafzadeh A.
Shahizare B.
Ahmadi A.
Jaafari A.A.
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description Nowadays, improving energy efficient systems is one of the most controversial and significant global focuses. However, this trend in the field of engineering concentrates on the optimization of the existing technologies more than implementing new ones. Meanwhile, fans are one of the potent devices to be more efficient. Improvement in fan efficiency can be achieved by reducing material that is used in the fan blades. Due to this, decreasing the airfoil chord length to optimum value, leads to a decline in the amount of used materials in the blade design and manufacturing. In fan designing, Factor of safety should be considered. This factor changes by varying the chord length of the airfoil. However, this paper attempts to analyze the factor of safety in an axial fan blade with different chord lengths by use of finite element method. Due to this, axial fan blade with NACA5514 airfoil that is made by Aluminum 6061-T91 will be analyzed to find the correlation between the factor of safety and chord length in various pressure loads. The load values are determined by the experimental test.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-300182023-12-29T15:44:01Z Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths Zare A. Munisamy K.M. Najafzadeh A. Shahizare B. Ahmadi A. Jaafari A.A. 55771265200 15035918600 55771376200 55771044600 56818560500 55771477100 Axial Fan Blade Chord Length Factor of Safety Finite Element Method NACA Airfoil Stress Analysis Nowadays, improving energy efficient systems is one of the most controversial and significant global focuses. However, this trend in the field of engineering concentrates on the optimization of the existing technologies more than implementing new ones. Meanwhile, fans are one of the potent devices to be more efficient. Improvement in fan efficiency can be achieved by reducing material that is used in the fan blades. Due to this, decreasing the airfoil chord length to optimum value, leads to a decline in the amount of used materials in the blade design and manufacturing. In fan designing, Factor of safety should be considered. This factor changes by varying the chord length of the airfoil. However, this paper attempts to analyze the factor of safety in an axial fan blade with different chord lengths by use of finite element method. Due to this, axial fan blade with NACA5514 airfoil that is made by Aluminum 6061-T91 will be analyzed to find the correlation between the factor of safety and chord length in various pressure loads. The load values are determined by the experimental test. Final 2023-12-29T07:44:01Z 2023-12-29T07:44:01Z 2013 Article 2-s2.0-84879259862 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84879259862&partnerID=40&md5=51d35aa042d857d319b5b947a61fca41 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30018 6 5 4403 4409 Scopus
spellingShingle Axial Fan Blade
Chord Length
Factor of Safety
Finite Element Method
NACA Airfoil
Stress Analysis
Zare A.
Munisamy K.M.
Najafzadeh A.
Shahizare B.
Ahmadi A.
Jaafari A.A.
Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths
title Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths
title_full Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths
title_fullStr Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths
title_full_unstemmed Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths
title_short Finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths
title_sort finite element analysis of axial fan blade with different chord lengths
topic Axial Fan Blade
Chord Length
Factor of Safety
Finite Element Method
NACA Airfoil
Stress Analysis
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