can fan..... push or pull?

[cephalopod]

......pull

 

[Tagh]

a fan does not gain or lose cfms depending on which end it on. this is pointless

Physics my friend Anything is easier to pull than push. From your couch to fridge to air

 

[mr.smileyface]

Inline fans are build to pull. You pull air threw a filter... Get a blower if you want more push

 

[kevin]

i just set my fan to push, my thinking was sucking heat across the bearings and all? push the heat away from the fan? check it out in my signature. i need to do some more research because pulling air makes sense too.

 

[fred flintstoned]

Irish: I think the Can50 is the mate to that fan. It's probably one of the least expensive too.

Fred

 

[wiseguy316]

the elasticity of the air makes it more efficient to pull the air...it's true

when the heck did air become elastic? the force push or pull is the same on either end period, you can what if this to death..think about the vaccum and resistance to air movement it the same on both ends.

 

[fred flintstoned]

elastic air
what a concept
I think there's a thread about this in the hallucinatory substances forum
Fred

 

[wiseguy316]

i have to be wrong here air is elastic..but it is elastic in both directions in equal force

 

[wiseguy316]

Physics my friend Anything is easier to pull than push. From your couch to fridge to air

pulling is only easier at an angle , and we are not talking about angles.

 

[PlantManBee]

when the heck did air become elastic? the force push or pull is the same on either end period, you can what if this to death..think about the vaccum and resistance to air movement it the same on both ends.

keep on a goin'! hahahaha just leave the air in your lines in your breaks the next time you fill the reservoir....yeah... then we can see Darwinism take it's toll. Yeah air (gas) is elastic. never did any chem classes did ya? It's ok..you just need to stop now or continue.
Why is hot air lighter than cold? because gas expands and has less weight per volume.

 

[wiseguy316]

keep on a goin'! hahahaha just leave the air in your lines in your breaks the next time you fill the reservoir....yeah... then we can see Darwinism take it's toll. Yeah air (gas) is elastic. never did any chem classes did ya? It's ok..you just need to stop now or continue.
Why is hot air lighter than cold? because gas expands and has less weight per volume.

read 2 posts up i said i was wrong. i can do that

 

[wiseguy316]

keep on a goin'! hahahaha just leave the air in your lines in your breaks the next time you fill the reservoir....yeah... then we can see Darwinism take it's toll. Yeah air (gas) is elastic. never did any chem classes did ya? It's ok..you just need to stop now or continue.
Why is hot air lighter than cold? because gas expands and has less weight per volume.

and if you want to be a dick it brakes,,not breaks mr right

 

[PlantManBee]

read 2 posts up i said i was wrong. i can do that

we cool. we're all wrong some of the time. can't learn without making adjustments

 

[Tagh]

pulling is only easier at an angle , and we are not talking about angles.

Well it is true pushing is easier in some circumstances. But it is not as simple as that.

 

[PlantManBee]

and if you want to be a dick it brakes,,not breaks mr right

you'll break without brakes

 

[kevin]

here's a pretty cool link on setting up vent systems. when i redo mine i will be pulling air.....

http://www.bghydro.com/bgh/static/articles/0706_vent2.asp

 

[wiseguy316]

you'll break without brakes

it's all good,, have a good night