Investigation of turbine ventilator performance after added wind cup for room exhaust air applications

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The turbine ventilator is a wind turbine with a vertical axis that has a combined function of the wind turbine and a suction fan. In this study, the turbine ventilator modified by adding a wind cup on the top (cap) turbine ventilator. The purpose of this experiment is to investigated the effect of the addition of wind cup on the turbine ventilator. Turbine ventilator used is type v30 and wind cup with diameter 77 mm. The experiment was conducted using a triangular pentagon model space chamber which was cut off to place the ventilator turbine ventilation cup with a volume of 0.983 m3 (equivalent to 1 mm3). The results of this study indicate that at an average wind speed of 1.8 m/s, the rotation of the turbine produced without a wind cup is 60.6 rpm while with the addition of a wind cup in the turbine ventilator is 69 rpm. The average increase of rotation turbine after added win cup is 8.4 rpm and the efficiency improvement of turbine ventilator is 1.7 %.

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Harun, D., Zulfadhli, & Akhyar, H. (2018). Investigation of turbine ventilator performance after added wind cup for room exhaust air applications. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 352). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/352/1/012011

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