Fluid Mechanics and Dust Collection

Nov 28, 2005 24 Replies

Posted tables in a.b.p.w. - all start with "SPloss". Their GIF files you should be able to view in your browser

charlie b

i don't think it's a linear extrapolation.

Chip is the wrong descriptor.

The 1/32-1/16" thick ripped strips and end grain thingies that come off the table and miter saw, and long, curly Forstner bit waste are what had me pull out the grounds.

Barry

No so fast there.

Because of the velocity distribution you describe for pneumatic transfer of suspended solid particulate matter,e.g. dust collection, turbulent is good and laminar is bad. That is because the turbulence will keep the dust suspended in the air, but laminar flow will allow it to drop out and accumulate in the ducts. Or more realistically, the laminar flow wouldn't pick up much dust in the first

place.

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