The fan curve type does not automatically take into account swirling of the flow and must be defined manually during the insertion of the fan condition. The pressure difference can be defined as the difference of static pressures (static pressure increase), total pressures (total pressure increase), or static pressure at the outlet, and total pressure at the inlet (free blowing pressure increase). This curve is defined as a dependency of the fan volume flow rate or mass flow rate on the pressure difference between the fan inlet and outlet. It is represented by just specifying a fan curve. The fan curve type is a simplified representation of a physical fan. On the Item Properties tab, select the Fan Type from the pull-down list.In the ‘Database tree, expand Fans and add a new fan under the user-defined section (right-click on User Defined and select New Item).Launch the Engineering Database (Flow Simulation, Tools, Engineering Database).How do I define a custom fan in SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation? The other two methods allow for a more accurate representation of the fan by including additional attributes defining the physical characteristics of the fan: axial fan and radial fan. The first method entails creating a fan curve.
This can be done in three different ways.
SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation allows for the creation of custom fan conditions to emulate physical fans.
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