Motorized portable blower apparatus
a portable blower and motor technology, applied in the direction of propellers, propulsive elements, water-acting propulsive elements, etc., can solve the problem of intense competition
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[0051]Turning now to FIGS. 5-6B, the fan 7 is illustrated. The fan 7 consists of a generally flat disc 30 which is typically approximately 175-185 mm (approximately 7 inches) in diameter. This disc 30 has a central hub 31 which enables the fan to be mounted to the output shaft of the motor, and eight upright but rearwardly inclined blades 32 which extend generally radially but with a rearward sweep relative to the direction of motion of the fan 7 (counter-clockwise as seen in FIG. 5).
[0052]As illustrated in FIG. 6A, each of the blades 32 has a ramp portion 34 which forms the radially inner part of each blade, and a wing portion 35 which forms the radially outer portion of each blade 32.
[0053]As seen in the plan view in FIG. 7, each of the blades 32, because of its rearwardly swept nature, during rotation experiences a radially directed centrifugal force Fr which can be resolved into two components. These components are Fa, which is the component of the force directed along the longi...
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[0057]Turning now to FIGS. 8-9B, it will be seen that the disc 130 of the second embodiment has a hub 131 and blades 132. The hub 131 includes a metal sleeve 133 which is molded into the disc 130 during its fabrication and provides a convenient mounting mechanism whereby the disc 130 can be mounted on the output shaft of the engine
[0058]Each of the upright blades 132 again has a ramp portion 134 and a wing portion 135, however, the blades 132 are straight (rather than being curved as in FIGS. 5-6B) and, as before, the blades 132 are rearwardly swept relative to a radius of the disc 132 and its direction of motion (anticlockwise). As before, the blades 132 are subjected to the rotational forces. However since in this embodiment the blades 132 are thicker and stiffer than the disc 130, it is the disc 130 which distorts to provide a more efficient air scoop than that provided by the undistorted prior art fans. This distortion of the disc 130 is illustrated in exaggerated fashion in FIG...
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