English: blower heatedFrench translation: chauffé par soufflante 
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| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | English term or phrase: | blower heated | | French translation: | chauffé par soufflante | | Entered by: | boisa |
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Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial | | English term or phrase: blower heated | | airpool/whirlpool |
| | | chauffé par soufflante | Explanation:
Domaine(s)
– Ventilators and Fans
Domaine(s)
– Ventilateurs
blower Source CORRECT, VOIR
FICHE
pressure blower Source
soufflante Source CORRECT,
VOIR FICHE, FÉM
machine soufflante Source
CORRECT, FÉM
DEF – A type of centrifugal
compressor, used to
compress air or a gas by
centrifugal force to a final
pressure between 1 and 35
pounds per square inch gage.
If the final pressure is below
about 1 pound per square
inch, the machine is known
as a fan, while for pressures
developed by centrifugal force
above 35 pounds per square
inch ... the machine becomes
a centrifugal compressor.
Source
CONT – A fan is a gas flow
producing machine which
operates on the same basic
principles as a centrifugal
pump or compressor. Each of
these devices, including the
fan, converts rotational
mechanical energy, applied to
their shafts, to total pressure
increase of the moving gas ....
The American Society of
Mechanical Engineers' power
test codes limit the fan
definition to machines which
increase the density of the
gas by no more than 7% as it
travels from inlet to outlet.
This is a rise of about 30
inches of water pressure
based on standard air. For
pressure higher than 30 in.
WG, the air-moving device is
a compressor, or "pressure
blower". Source
OBS – In semi-technical
language, however, the term
"fan" is more often applied to
any propeller-type device
which imparts motion and
acceleration to air .... Source
CONT – Un ventilateur est
une turbomachine réceptrice
c'est-à-dire une machine
comportant une (ou plusieurs)
roue cloisonnée tournant
autour d'un axe sous l'effet
d'une puissance mécanique
primaire («puissance à la
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| chauffé par soufflante
Explanation:
Domaine(s)
– Ventilators and Fans
Domaine(s)
– Ventilateurs
blower Source CORRECT, VOIR
FICHE
pressure blower Source
soufflante Source CORRECT,
VOIR FICHE, FÉM
machine soufflante Source
CORRECT, FÉM
DEF – A type of centrifugal
compressor, used to
compress air or a gas by
centrifugal force to a final
pressure between 1 and 35
pounds per square inch gage.
If the final pressure is below
about 1 pound per square
inch, the machine is known
as a fan, while for pressures
developed by centrifugal force
above 35 pounds per square
inch ... the machine becomes
a centrifugal compressor.
Source
CONT – A fan is a gas flow
producing machine which
operates on the same basic
principles as a centrifugal
pump or compressor. Each of
these devices, including the
fan, converts rotational
mechanical energy, applied to
their shafts, to total pressure
increase of the moving gas ....
The American Society of
Mechanical Engineers' power
test codes limit the fan
definition to machines which
increase the density of the
gas by no more than 7% as it
travels from inlet to outlet.
This is a rise of about 30
inches of water pressure
based on standard air. For
pressure higher than 30 in.
WG, the air-moving device is
a compressor, or "pressure
blower". Source
OBS – In semi-technical
language, however, the term
"fan" is more often applied to
any propeller-type device
which imparts motion and
acceleration to air .... Source
CONT – Un ventilateur est
une turbomachine réceptrice
c'est-à-dire une machine
comportant une (ou plusieurs)
roue cloisonnée tournant
autour d'un axe sous l'effet
d'une puissance mécanique
primaire («puissance à la
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| NancyLynn
Canada
Native speaker of:  English
PRO pts in category: 8
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