Adjustable Air Amplifier
What Are Adjustable Air Amplifiers?
EXAIR Adjustable Air Amplifier is used for a variety of applications - either aluminum or stainless steel for high temperature (400°F/204°C) and corrosive environments. Adjustable Air Amplifier is easy to mount and have good amplification ratios. Adjustable Air Amplifier is quiet, efficient and can amplify flows up to 20 times their input air consumption rate. The infinitely adjustable air gap regulates the consumption & outlet flow from a breeze to a blast.
Force and flow for the Adjustable Air Amplifier is changed by turning the exhaust end (with the knurled ring loose) to open or close the continuous air gap. When desired performance is obtained, the knurled ring can be tightened to lock the flow at that setting. In most cases, a .002" to .004" (0.05mm to 0.10mm) air gap is ideal
Force and flow for the Adjustable Air Amplifier is changed by turning the exhaust end (with the knurled ring loose) to open or close the continuous air gap. When desired performance is obtained, the knurled ring can be tightened to lock the flow at that setting. In most cases, a .002" to .004" (0.05mm to 0.10mm) air gap is ideal
Adjustable Air Amplifier Performance at 80 PSIG (5.5 BAR)
How to Determine Adjustable Air Amplifier Total Output Flow And Air Consumption
Total Airflow: From the performance curves (above), determine total output flow for any Adjustable Air Amplifier at any pressure.
Example: A Model 6031 at 60 PSIG (4.1 BAR) supply air pressure has a total output flow of 165 SCFM (4672 SLPM).
Air Consumption: Divide total output flow by the amplification ratio (shown in the table above) to determine air consumption for any Adjustable Air Amplifier at any air pressure.
In the example above, the Model 6031 at 60 PSIG (4.1 BAR) supply air pressure has a total output flow of 165 SCFM (4672 SLPM). Dviding this total flow by its amplification ratio of 16 gives an air consumption of 10.3 SCFM (292 SLPM).