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  • Опубліковано 7 гру 2016
  • Hi, this is an idea to increase pc fan pressure using theory of axial centrifugal compressor. It appear work fine. Here inflating bag test • 3D printing PC fan boo...
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 113

  • @jnawrrocki
    @jnawrrocki 7 років тому +10

    Hi SgaboLab!
    Awesome video :) I'm trying to understand how it works. I think regular pc fan just blow air with no resistance, so the air flow is low. Even in your chamber air hasn't high pressure and speed of air is slow. For me, additional obstacle makes barrier for air, so pressure grown and it's make a better efficient for fan. Right?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому +2

      Hi, no .. it works using theory of axial centrifugal compressor. Aerodynamic effect of the blade.

    • @jnawrrocki
      @jnawrrocki 7 років тому +8

      "The stationary blades slow the fluid, converting the circumferential component of flow into pressure." as far as i can understand, the speed of gases is converting into pressure. "The diffusing action in stator converts absolute kinetic head of the fluid into rise in pressure." so you used 3d printed part as a stator ? I mean, this effect is using in jet engines.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому +7

      yes .. all right!! .. this is the theory .. I'm not mechanical engineer .. I tried different blade designs until found good result ;)

    • @ss-sq1hn
      @ss-sq1hn 3 роки тому

      It Will stop the air from spinning like cyclone making it slower thus creating More pressure. Leverage.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  3 роки тому

      @@ss-sq1hn I see now, yes block the spinning but the flow is the same .. works due to speed of air .. is aerodynamic effect.

  • @laxmannate07
    @laxmannate07 4 роки тому +31

    This music made me go out, hunt and kill a mountain lion with my bare hands, then dance around a fire chanting to the ghosts of my ancestors.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  4 роки тому +1

      :D

    • @ironroad18
      @ironroad18 2 роки тому

      Really? I just chose to go out dancing naked in a grass skirt. Unfortunately I now must stay at least 1000 yards away from.a school zone.

  • @EricDenny
    @EricDenny 6 років тому +62

    Music is giving me a panic attack. Calm down!

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  6 років тому

      :D

    • @tacticalsavage
      @tacticalsavage 5 років тому +4

      @@SgaboLab the music was very disturbing for me but the content is good, thanks.

    • @steezegod2768
      @steezegod2768 Рік тому

      The comment gave a good chuckle

  • @alvinfernando6906
    @alvinfernando6906 3 роки тому +2

    Man, the music very instense, the papers blow with SPIRIT of the music

  • @CanadAustralian
    @CanadAustralian 7 років тому +1

    I just ran into this problem and this. looks like exactly what i have to do!! Thank you for posting.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому

      Scott Hogan good ;)

  • @DanielWilliams-oi4ss
    @DanielWilliams-oi4ss 7 років тому +1

    IIRC, the flow for air is more or less incompressible at the speeds of these fans. What this means is that you likely want to calculate the total fan area and not make the cone exit much smaller than that, or you will load your fans significantly. You should be able to calculate the flow rates relatively easily (relatively being compared to compressible flow rates), and size your apertures accordingly.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому

      hi, the cone is only to show the increase of pressure.

  • @howimade3309
    @howimade3309 4 роки тому +3

    i set my pc on fire after watching this

  • @MauriFD92
    @MauriFD92 3 роки тому

    Music make feel in an african tribe.

  • @cabeloDoPardal2
    @cabeloDoPardal2 3 роки тому

    welcome to the jungle

  • @6themaker
    @6themaker 4 роки тому

    That couples nicely with ur carbon filter video

  • @somefriday7594
    @somefriday7594 3 роки тому

    Video seems to be glued on 4:34

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  3 роки тому

      ciao, yes. I cut a useless moment where the fan has disconnected from the power supply .. or something like that, I don't remember well.

  • @TheRattleSnake3145
    @TheRattleSnake3145 2 роки тому

    isnt that just straightening the airflow giving a more efficient flow?

  • @billysbikes8671
    @billysbikes8671 3 роки тому

    dance to the beat or else you will be eaten!!!!!!! aaaahhhhhhhhh

  • @nitroboom1282
    @nitroboom1282 Рік тому

    Axial fans are not made for static pressure just use a centrifugal fan

  • @LeannVamp
    @LeannVamp 7 років тому +5

    whats that for a music? i like it

  • @maxim25o2
    @maxim25o2 4 роки тому

    You could show how you model it. I am interested also to print it for my fans.

  • @Thinkflite
    @Thinkflite 5 років тому +2

    It's a pressure drop, not boost! Converging nozzles are designed to take high pressure, low velocity gas and turn it into low pressure high velocity... Jet engines creste pressure in chamber then high velocity jet using such a nozzle

  • @charlesheaton7192
    @charlesheaton7192 6 років тому +1

    Basically creates a great vortex haha simplest explanation

  • @openprint3d516
    @openprint3d516 7 років тому +5

    Hello,
    Would it be possible to make a model for those 120mm?
    Greetings.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому

      hi, already made the 120mm version .. pinshape.com/items/31800-3d-printed-pc-fan-pressure-boost-adapter-120x120x10mm

    • @openprint3d516
      @openprint3d516 7 років тому

      Is it possible to pay by paypal?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому

      ok .. send me mail to sgabolab@gmail.com

  • @donchamuyo1
    @donchamuyo1 7 років тому

    good to find out this!

  • @GiovanniLeoni_NMRK
    @GiovanniLeoni_NMRK 7 років тому +1

    Sempre il geniaccio prolifico...( ma il Cajon in sottofondo da dove viene?)
    Ciao G.L.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому

      grazie Gianni .. la musica l'ho presa dalla libreria audio di youtube, ora però non ho il titolo sottomano ;)

  • @carlandre3892
    @carlandre3892 4 роки тому

    Would a having 2 stators one before and one after increase pressure even more?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  4 роки тому

      ciao, sorry I read now .. no, add second stage require different design

  • @JuanSanchez-rb4qu
    @JuanSanchez-rb4qu 5 років тому

    Would this also function in reverse and create higher air suction?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  5 років тому +1

      ciao, no .. suction depends only by fan

  • @ss-sq1hn
    @ss-sq1hn 4 роки тому

    Can you stack those units together to make it even more stronger?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  4 роки тому +1

      ciao .. no .. in centrifugal compressor every stage require different blades and speed

  • @FutureAIDev2015
    @FutureAIDev2015 6 років тому

    Can this be used for an EDF-powered rocket weighing between 2 and 7 kilos?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  6 років тому

      hi, you can use same principle but need to design right blades for edf blades of the motor that you use ;)

  • @Fernan3D
    @Fernan3D 7 років тому

    i'm dancing with the music

  • @jayjaynet
    @jayjaynet 3 роки тому

    Hi SgaboLab I went to pinshape but it says "Purchasing is temporarily disabled due to a server issue". Is there another way for purchasing it (40x40x10 adapter)?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  3 роки тому

      ciao, pinshape is broken .. I move to new shop www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/hobby-diy/other/pc-fan-pressure-boost-adapter-40x40x10mm

  • @stefanogaburro8946
    @stefanogaburro8946 6 років тому

    Bellissimo... L'unica cosa, secondo me il cono deve allargarsi, per aumentare la pressione statica... Stringendosi aumenta la velocitá dell'aria ma diminuisce la pressione statica

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  6 років тому

      ciao, .. il cono é solo per far vedere la differenza con e senza adattatore ;)

    • @stefanogaburro8946
      @stefanogaburro8946 6 років тому

      SgaboLab ahh perfetto xD scusa, non avevo capito...

  • @olafmarzocchi6194
    @olafmarzocchi6194 5 років тому

    Sarebbe possibile fornire un modello parametrico per Fusion 360 oppure in Oscad così da poter variare l'angolo di attacco delle pale in maniera da adattarlo alle varie ventole? L'aria uscente dal rotore ha un vettore velocità che dipende in prima approssimazione dalla velocità delle pale del rotore (misurabile con uno spettro audio o in base alle specifiche della ventola) e dalla velocità del flusso (in base alle specifiche con una opportuna riduzione in base alla velocità di rotazione e alla contropressione). Grazie!

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  5 років тому

      ciao, non uso quei prorammi e non li conosco

  • @TechInventorAman
    @TechInventorAman 3 роки тому

    Can you provide me the CAD design for it . I could'nt find it on your thingiverse

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  3 роки тому

      ciao, is a paid drawing .. I updated the description links to new shop.

  • @smithheart360
    @smithheart360 7 років тому +1

    This isn't science. its sorcery! btw very cool.

  • @yelectric1893
    @yelectric1893 7 років тому

    AWESOME!

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому

      Science Man thx ;)

    • @yelectric1893
      @yelectric1893 7 років тому

      I am curious about quadcopter altimiters.
      I am not sure who would know this, but I am asking everyone.
      Does anyone know if a quadcopter will fly without altimiter?

  • @guatagel2454
    @guatagel2454 6 років тому

    You helped me a lot. Thank you very much!

  • @GglSux
    @GglSux 7 років тому

    Very interesting.
    Thanks for the video.

  • @astroskyofficial
    @astroskyofficial 6 років тому

    Hi idk if you can or not but i really need a 80mm version of this.

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  6 років тому +1

      already made .. link in description ;)

  • @litoboy5
    @litoboy5 7 років тому

    cool

  • @andrehehehe4621
    @andrehehehe4621 5 років тому

    whats name of the drum song pleas

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  5 років тому

      "Firebrand" from youtube library

  • @wouthaeser6612
    @wouthaeser6612 3 роки тому

    Hi SgaboLab, Is it possible to send you a question by email?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  3 роки тому

      why you not write here .. ;)

  • @astcomjakecw
    @astcomjakecw 6 років тому +2

    Its reducing the hole but while velocity drops, its remains a higher ratio to area of opening that it was before, increasing velocity. This does not however increase static pressure. It increases air velocity. Static pressure is just how it sounds, velocity is a variable in the equation but its mostly a function of how dense the air is (how much its being compressed within the fan blades uppon exit into normal barometric pressure), this density effectively pack more of a punch. If you were hit with 1 cubic meter of heavy motor oil, or one cubic meter of distilled water, which one do you suppose will push you harder? Thats what static pressure is. You can use this fan in the video with an identially sized one on the same radiator, but the other fan having a higher static pressure, stock, and that higher static fan will push harder than this hack. Its like comparing a leaf blower to an actual super charger or turbo. Does it blow? Ya... Does it do what you would expect? No... Unfortunatly most of the printing community is filled with average joes who have no engineering, physics or chemstry education, no STEM at all, so we see a lot of bogus claims. Stay in school, kids. :)

    • @MDealer
      @MDealer 5 років тому

      So, you're saying pressure is why air has velocity? Unfortunately, STEM guys are filled with bogus terms and are clueless about market needs or what a market is. We go to a store and every manufacturer understands the word "specs" differently, but they all use one term called "static pressure", albeit again every single one with different units. I'd argue STEM is doing a terrible job in terms of guidance for the average.

    • @SergioCM_
      @SergioCM_ 5 років тому

      You're right Bernoulli, about pressure concept... you forgot to say it's like putting your thumb at the end of a water hose decreasing the diameter!... however, think (if you are capable) about the results of managing fresh air into an area of your pc, in a better way as normal as it seems to be in this video. As a matter of fact: have yo ever built a computer?? with your own budget?

  • @bagusadikin7416
    @bagusadikin7416 7 років тому +1

    someone will ask you for constructing a jet engine

  • @eivis13
    @eivis13 6 років тому +1

    Haha, wish i had a 3d printer, my rig would be cooler then.

  • @petermead7510
    @petermead7510 3 роки тому

    Did you need to put that drum soundtrack in this video? Irritating as hell.

  • @thelazerproject
    @thelazerproject 4 роки тому

    Just use a edf 😎

  • @dixon266
    @dixon266 5 років тому

    Do you sell 120 / 140 printed?

    • @alexdantalian
      @alexdantalian 5 років тому +1

      i do

    • @dixon266
      @dixon266 5 років тому +1

      @@alexdantalian would like to buy 2. Where? Best regards d

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  5 років тому

      ciao, sorry no .. you can search someone that have a printer near you .. and check how much for a print .. only then can you decide whether to buy the 120mm drawing .. and sorry, no 140mm version.

  • @izregistered
    @izregistered 4 роки тому

    Is this design used by any existing muffin fan manufacturers?

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  4 роки тому

      no, that I know of

  • @FanPhys
    @FanPhys 4 роки тому

    All you're doing with the insert is further restricting the airflow which increases the velocity (not the volume or pressure), which is why the paper is moving. The exact same result would be achieved by using a smaller nozzle.

    • @bahadronurguduru3607
      @bahadronurguduru3607 2 роки тому +2

      Don't agree, overall exit area (tip of cone) is the same as before.

  • @Tailslol
    @Tailslol 7 років тому +2

    seen that for years in old premade computers...
    not new

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому +1

      those are called air grilles .. are different things :D

    • @Tailslol
      @Tailslol 7 років тому +1

      No the cones to increase pressure .

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  7 років тому +1

      ?? ... "cones to increase pressure" .. ?? ... sorry but no ... the cones block air flow ;)

    • @Tailslol
      @Tailslol 7 років тому

      yeah sure...

    • @TDDoooOOOooo
      @TDDoooOOOooo 7 років тому +2

      There are some fans in old server PC-s that have this design built into them, and they are twice the thickness of a normal fan.
      (search for intelli station z pro fans - those are for cooling HDD-s)

  • @KompletterGeist
    @KompletterGeist 2 роки тому

    Just saying: a nozzle like this will DECREASE static pressure. It will increase DYNAMIC pressure ;) If you want to increase static pressure, you gotta built a diffuser (and slow the air down) , not a nozzle

    • @SgaboLab
      @SgaboLab  2 роки тому

      I doubt, the dynamic pressure is that exerted on a moving body .. where do you see moving bodies?
      The fan generates dynamic pressure on the blades and transforms it into static. My adapter does the same thing, the process is dynamic but the result is static. Look at the other tests.

    • @KompletterGeist
      @KompletterGeist 2 роки тому

      @@SgaboLab no that's not how it works. Look up Bernoulli's principal. Dynamic pressure is simply the part of the total pressure that is caused by the velocity of the fluid. Has nothing to do with forces being exerted on a body (of course IF you would put a body into the flow, the force it will experience is a result of dynamic pressure).
      If you don't believe me, you need to educate yourself. Look up nozzles and diffusers of ducted flows. I have a degree in this stuff so I know what I'm talking about

  • @seemslegit3276
    @seemslegit3276 3 роки тому

    hair dryer

  • @lloyddotimas6302
    @lloyddotimas6302 5 років тому

    I just pressed m

  • @user-eg7sn8xc4b
    @user-eg7sn8xc4b 6 років тому

    Holy guacamole your printer is loud.

  • @moham7ad
    @moham7ad 5 років тому

    This music is so intense!

  • @nisemonoyarou
    @nisemonoyarou 4 роки тому +1

    Kinda blows...