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- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F04D25/0613—Units comprising pumps and their driving means the pump being electrically driven the electric motor being specially adapted for integration in the pump the electric motor being of the inside-out type, i.e. the rotor is arranged radially outside a central stator
Abstract
A fan module includes a module housing, a first set of stationary blades, a second set of stationary blades, a motor, and a dynamic blade combination. The module housing has a channel having an inlet. The first and second sets of stationary blades are disposed at the inner wall of the module housing. The motor is disposed in the channel and includes a rotor. The dynamic blade combination includes a hub fixed to a periphery of the rotor, and a first set of dynamic blades and a second set of dynamic blades that surround and are disposed to a periphery of the hub. The first set of dynamic blades is located between the inlet and the first set of stationary blades. The second set of dynamic blades is located between the first and second set of stationary blades.
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- This application claims priority to Chinese Application Serial Number 201210353373.8, filed Sep. 20, 2012, which is herein incorporated by reference.
- 1. Field of Invention
- The invention relates to a fan module. More particularly the invention to relates to a fan module capable of providing a supercharging effect at an outlet.
- 2. Description of Related Art
- With flourishing of the electronics industry, heating value of electronic components is increased gradually, and meanwhile a method of dissipating the waste heat through natural convection in the past has become inapplicable. With the gradual increase of the heating value of the electronic components in a computer system, multiple fans are often employed in the computer system at the same time for heat dissipating. These fans are each mounted around various primary heating components to decrease the temperature of the primary heating components. Alternatively, these fans may be placed at an inlet or outlet of the computer system to facilitate flowing of airflow in the computer system, so as to reach the purpose of decreasing the temperature of the system. Therefore, the fan has become an indispensable role in existing computer systems.
- In the architecture of the fan, a motor provides a motive power that required by a rotor for rotation. The heating value generated by the electronic components in general computer systems is dissipated through the wind amount provided by the fan. One way for increasing the wind amount of the fan is increasing a rotate speed of the fan or employing a mode of fans connected in series. When the fans are connected in series, in addition to increase of the number of fan blade combination, the number of the motors is also increased, so that the whole required space may be also relatively increased, and meanwhile the required amount of material may be also doubly increased. Moreover, under the trend that current electronic mechanism is made smaller and smaller, the volume of fans in series will be subjected to great limitation.
- Generally, a serial fan assembly consists of two sets of dynamic blades with different rotate speeds and different blade numbers, which aim to enhance the wind pressure at the outlet of the fan. However, under such design, the fan is required to have two rotors to match with different rotate speeds for reaching an optimum effect. Whereas, if an output control is performed through a same pulse width modulation, it is difficult to reach the optimal matching effect.
- In order to solve conventional technical problems, a technical aspect of the invention provides a fan module. The fan module has a main design for enabling a channel of a module housing to have a function similar to turbo charging, so that the fan module has a capability of providing a high static pressure. Furthermore, the fan module of the invention employs a single dynamic blade combination design to rotate a set of air inflow dynamic blades and a set of supercharging dynamic blades simultaneously. Besides that the cost of parts such as the motor and a bearing can be decreased, a larger space also can be provided in a motor housing for the motor. In other words, the fan module of the invention can employ a motor having a relative high efficiency and torsion under the same space limitation, and meanwhile the design freedom of a circuit is also high. Moreover, in the fan module of the invention, multiple sets of stationary blades are disposed in the channel of the module housing and thus are densely arranged together with the air inflow dynamic blades and the supercharging dynamic blades, so as to realize the function of decreasing the backflow of air when the fan is failed.
- According to an embodiment of the invention, a fan module includes a module housing, a first set of stationary blades, a second set of stationary blades, a motor, and a dynamic blade combination. The module housing has a channel. Two ends of the channel are respectively an inlet and an outlet. The first and second set of stationary blades are disposed at the inner wall of the module housing and located in the channel. The motor is disposed in the channel and includes a rotor. The dynamic blade combination includes a hub, a first set of dynamic blades, and a second set of dynamic blades. The hub is fixed to a periphery of the rotor and thus is driven by the motor to rotate. The first and second set of dynamic blades surround and are disposed to a periphery of the hub. The first set of dynamic blades is located between the inlet and the first set of stationary blades. The second set of dynamic blades is located between the first and second set of stationary blades.
- In another embodiment of the invention, the above-mentioned channel includes a converging section, a diverging section, and a supercharged section. The converging section is connected to the inlet and is tapered off from the inlet toward the outlet. The first set of dynamic blades is located at the converging section. The diverging section is connected to the outlet and is tapered off from the outlet toward the inlet. The supercharged section is connected between the converging section and the diverging section. The second set of dynamic blades is located at the supercharged section.
- In a further embodiment of the invention, the above-mentioned first and second sets of stationary blades are located at the supercharged section.
- In yet a further embodiment of the invention, the above-mentioned hub is adjacent to the inlet, and diameters of the part of the hub located at the converging section are tapered off toward the inlet.
- In still yet a further embodiment of the invention, the above-mentioned motor is adjacent to the outlet, the motor includes a motor housing, and diameters of the part of the motor housing located at the diverging section are tapered off toward the outlet.
- In an embodiment of the invention, the above-mentioned motor housing is connected with the second set of stationary blades and thus is fixed in the channel.
- In another embodiment of the invention, as described above, the blade number of the first set of dynamic blades is smaller than the blade number of the second set of dynamic blades, and the blade dimension of the first set of dynamic blades is greater than the blade dimension of the second set of dynamic blades.
- In a further embodiment of the invention, as described above, the first and second set of dynamic blades aslant surround and are disposed at a periphery of the hub substantially along a same trend.
- In yet a further embodiment of the invention, as described above, a trend of the first set of stationary blades disposed in the channel and a trend of the second set of stationary blades disposed in the channel are both different from the trend of the first and second set of dynamic blades surrounding and disposed at the periphery of the hub.
- In still yet a further embodiment of the invention, as described above, the first and second set of stationary blades are aslant disposed in the channel substantially along a same trend.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a fan module according to an embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the fan module inFIG. 1 from another visual angle; and -
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional diagram showing the fan module inFIG. 2 . - A plurality of embodiments of the invention will be disclosed below with reference to drawings. For purpose of clear illustration, many details in practice will be described together with the following description. However, it should be understood that, these details in practice are not intended to limit the invention. That is, in some embodiments of the invention, these details in practice are unnecessary. Additionally, for purpose of simplifying drawings, some conventional structures and components in the drawings will be shown in a simple and schematic way.
- A technical aspect of the invention provides a fan module. More specifically, the fan module has a main design for enabling the channel of a module housing to have a function similar to turbo charging, so that the fan module has a capability of providing a high static pressure. Furthermore, the fan module of the invention employs a single dynamic blade combination design to rotate a set of air inflow dynamic blades and a set of supercharging dynamic blades at the same time. Besides that the cost of parts such as the motor and the bearing can be decreased, a larger space also can be provided in the motor housing for the motor. Moreover, in the fan module of the invention multiple sets of stationary blades are disposed in the channel of the module housing and thus are densely arranged together with the air inflow dynamic blades and the supercharging dynamic blades, so as to realize the function of decreasing the backflow of air when the fan is failed.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing afan module 1 according to an embodiment of the invention.FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing thefan module 1 inFIG. 1 from another visual angle.FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional diagram showing thefan module 1 ofFIG. 2 . - As shown in
FIGS. 1 , 2 and 3, in this embodiment, thefan module 1 includes amodule housing 10, a first set ofstationary blades 12 a, a second set ofstationary blades 12 b, amotor 14, and adynamic blade combination 16. Themodule housing 10 of thefan module 1 has achannel 102. Two ends of thechannel 102 are respectively aninlet 100 a and anoutlet 100 b. The first and second set ofstationary blades fan module 1 are disposed at the inner wall of themodule housing 10 and located in thechannel 102. Themotor 14 of thefan module 1 includes amotor housing 140 and arotor 142. Themotor housing 140 of themotor 14 is disposed in thechannel 102. In an embodiment, themotor housing 140 of themotor 14 is connected with the second set ofstationary blades 12 b of thefan module 1 and thus is fixed into thechannel 102 of themodule housing 10. - As shown in
FIGS. 1 , 2 and 3, in this embodiment, thedynamic blade combination 16 of thefan module 1 at least includes ahub 160, a first set ofdynamic blades 162, and a second set ofdynamic blades 164. Thehub 160 of thedynamic blade combination 16 is fixedly connected to therotor 142 of themotor 14 and driven by themotor 14 to rotate. The first and second set ofdynamic blades dynamic blade combination 16 surround and are disposed at a periphery of thehub 160. The first set ofdynamic blades 162 of thedynamic blade combination 16 is located between theinlet 100 a of themodule housing 10 and the first set ofstationary blades 12 a. The second set ofdynamic blades 164 of thedynamic blade combination 16 is located between the first set ofstationary blades 12 a and the second set ofstationary blades 12 b. - As shown in
FIG. 3 , in this embodiment, thechannel 102 of themodule housing 10 includes a convergingsection 102 a, a divergingsection 102 b and asupercharged section 102 c. One end at the convergingsection 102 a of thechannel 102 is connected to thesupercharged section 102 c and is tapered off from theinlet 100 a toward theoutlet 100 b of thechannel 102. The first set ofdynamic blades 162 of thedynamic blade combination 16 is located at the convergingsection 102 a of thechannel 102. One end at the divergingsection 102 b of thechannel 102 is connected to thesupercharged section 102 c and is tapered off from theoutlet 100 b toward theinlet 100 a of thechannel 102. Thesupercharged section 102 c of thechannel 102 is connected between the convergingsection 102 a and the divergingsection 102 b. Furthermore, the second set ofdynamic blades 164 of thedynamic blade combination 16 is located at thesupercharged section 102 c of thechannel 102. - As shown in
FIGS. 1 and 2 , in this embodiment, the blade number of the first set ofdynamic blades 162 is smaller than the blade number of the second set ofdynamic blades 164 in thedynamic blade combination 16. The blade dimension of the first set ofdynamic blades 162 is greater than the blade dimension of the second set ofdynamic blades 164. In other words, the blade of the first set ofdynamic blades 162 of thedynamic blade combination 16 is large, and the arrangement distance between any two of the blades is sparse; while the blade of the second set ofdynamic blades 164 is small, and the arrangement distance between any two of the blades is dense. Therefore, when therotor 142 of themotor 14 rotates, a large amount of air is sucked into the convergingsection 102 a of thechannel 102 from the external as much as possible through the first set ofdynamic blades 162 of thedynamic blade combination 16, and the air sucked into thechannel 102 is further supercharged at thesupercharged section 102 c of thechannel 102 through the second set ofdynamic blades 164, so that thefan module 1 has a capability of providing a high static pressure. - As shown in
FIG. 3 , in this embodiment, the first and second set ofstationary blades fan module 1 are also located at thesupercharged section 102 c of thechannel 102, but the invention is not limited in this regard. For thefan module 1 of the invention, the first set ofdynamic blades 162, the first set ofstationary blades 12 a, the second set ofdynamic blades 164, and the second set ofstationary blades 12 b are densely and sequentially arranged from theinlet 100 a toward theoutlet 100 b in thechannel 102 of themodule housing 10, so as to realize the function of decreasing the air reflowed into thechannel 102 from theoutlet 100 b when themotor 14 of thefan module 1 is failed. - As shown in
FIGS. 1 , 2 and 3, in this embodiment, thehub 160 of thedynamic blade combination 16 is adjacent to theinlet 100 a of themodule housing 10. Diameters of the part of thehub 160 of thedynamic blade combination 16 located at the convergingsection 102 a of thechannel 102 are tapered off toward theinlet 100 a. In other words, the distance between thehub 160 of thedynamic blade combination 16 and the convergingsection 102 a of thechannel 102 is gradually increased along the direction toward theinlet 100 a (i.e., the direction away from theoutlet 100 b). Additionally, in this embodiment, themotor housing 140 of themotor 14 is adjacent to theoutlet 100 b. Diameters of the part of themotor housing 140 of themotor 14 located at the divergingsection 102 b of thechannel 102 are tapered off toward theoutlet 100 b. In other words, the distance between themotor housing 140 of themotor 14 and the divergingsection 102 b of thechannel 102 is gradually increased along the direction toward theoutlet 100 b (i.e., the direction away from theinlet 100 a of the module housing 10). - Compared to the
fan module 1 of the invention, a conventional fan employs two rotors to respectively rotate two sets of fan blades, wherein since the number of rotors is great, the volume of the motor housing of the conventional an and the hub is compressed due to the volume of the two rotors under the same space limitation (that is, in the case that the conventional fan is also disposed in thechannel 102 of themodule housing 10 of the invention). Therefore, different from thefan module 1 of the invention, the conventional fan cannot make the part of themotor housing 140 adjacent to theoutlet 100 b and the part of thehub 160 adjacent to theinlet 100 a be tapered off outward. If it is wanted to make the conventional fan have a structural design as described above, it is necessary to increase the dimensions of the module housing and motor housing of the conventional fan, which do not comply with the requirement of the space limitation. Relatively, since thefan module 1 of the invention only employs asingle rotor 142, amotor 14 having a high efficiency and torsion can be employed under the same space limitation, and meanwhile the design freedom of a circuit is also high. - Therefore, for the
fan module 1 of the invention it may be designed that at the convergingsection 102 a of thechannel 102, the diameters of the part of thehub 160 of thedynamic blade combination 16 located at the convergingsection 102 a of thechannel 102 are tapered off toward theinlet 100 a of themodule housing 10; and it may be designed that at the divergingsection 102 b of thechannel 102, the diameters of the part of themotor housing 140 of themotor 14 located at the divergingsection 102 b of thechannel 102 are tapered off toward theoutlet 100 b of themodule housing 10. Therefore, thefan module 1 of the invention can further comply with the spirit of turbo charging and an excellent supercharging effect is achieved. - As shown in
FIGS. 1 and 2 , in this embodiment, in order to draw air outside thefan module 1 into thechannel 102 of themodule housing 10 through theinlet 100 a of thechannel 102 and exhaust the air through theoutlet 100 b, the first and second set ofdynamic blades dynamic blade combination 16 aslant surround and are disposed at the periphery of thehub 160 substantially along the same trend. An angle may also be included between the blades of the first set ofdynamic blades 162 and the blades of the second set ofdynamic blades 164 of thedynamic blade combination 16 according to the design requirements (for example, to promote the supercharging effect). - Additionally, in another embodiment, the trend of the first set of
stationary blades 12 a disposed in thechannel 102 and the trend of the second set ofstationary blades 12 b disposed in thechannel 102 in thefan module 1 are both different from the trend of the first and second set ofdynamic blades hub 160, so as to realize the function of decreasing the air reflowed to thechannel 102 from theoutlet 100 b when themotor 14 of thefan module 1 is failed. In a further embodiment, the first and second set ofstationary blades fan module 1 are aslant disposed in thechannel 102 substantially along the same trend, but the invention is not limited in this regard. For example, the trend of the first set ofstationary blades 12 a of thefan module 1 disposed in thechannel 102 can be adjusted according to the angle of the air leaving the first set ofdynamic blades 162 of thedynamic blade combination 16. Relatively, the trend of the second set ofstationary blades 12 b of thefan module 1 disposed in thechannel 102 cab be adjusted according to the angle of the air leaving the second set ofdynamic blades 164 of thedynamic blade combination 16. - In this embodiment, the
fan module 1 of the invention may employ a design of outer rotor, so as to have advantages such as simple winding and magnet cost savings, but the invention is not limited in this regard. In a further embodiment, if the difficulty of winding and the cost are not considered, thefan module 1 of the invention also can employ a design of inner rotor. - It can be obviously seen from the above detailed description of specific embodiments of the invention that, the fan module of the invention has a main design for enabling the channel of the module housing to have a function similar to turbo charging, so that the fan module has a capability of providing a high static pressure. Furthermore, the fan module of the invention employs a single dynamic blade combination design to rotate a set of air inflow dynamic blades and a set of supercharging dynamic blades simultaneously. Besides that the cost of parts such as the motor and the bearing can be decreased, a large space also can be provided in the motor housing for the motor. In other words, the fan module of the invention can employ the motor having a high efficiency and torsion under the same space limitation, and meanwhile the design freedom of a circuit is also high. Moreover, for the fan module of the invention multiple sets of stationary blades are disposed in the channel of the module housing and thus are densely arranged together with the air inflow dynamic blades and the supercharging dynamic blades, so as to realize the function of decreasing the backflow of air when the fan is failed.
- Although the invention has been disclosed with reference to the above embodiments, these embodiments are not intended to limit the invention. It will be apparent to those of skills in the art that various modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Therefore, the scope of the invention shall be defined by the appended claims.
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1. A fan module, comprising:
a module housing having a channel, wherein two ends of the channel are respectively an inlet and an outlet;
a first and second set of stationary blades disposed at the inner wall of the module housing and located in the channel;
a motor disposed in the channel and comprising a rotor; and
a dynamic blade combination, comprising:
a hub fixed to a periphery of the rotor and driven by the motor to rotate;
a first set of dynamic blades; and
a second set of dynamic blades;
wherein, the first and second set of dynamic blades surround and are disposed at a periphery of the hub, the first set of dynamic blades are located between the inlet and the first set of stationary blades, and the second set of dynamic blades are located between the first set of stationary blades and the second set of stationary blades.
2. The fan module of claim 1 , wherein the channel comprises:
a converging section connected to the inlet and tapered off from the inlet toward the outlet, wherein the first set of dynamic blades are located at the converging section;
a diverging section connected to the outlet and tapered off from the outlet toward the inlet; and
a supercharged section connected between the converging section and the diverging section, wherein the second set of dynamic blades are located at the supercharged section.
3. The fan module of claim 2 , wherein the first and second set of stationary blades are located at the supercharged section.
4. The fan module of claim 2 , wherein the hub is adjacent to the inlet, and diameters of the part of the hub located at the converging section are tapered off toward the inlet.
5. The fan module of claim 2 , wherein the motor is adjacent to the outlet, the motor comprises a motor housing, and diameters of the part of the motor housing located at the diverging section are tapered off toward the outlet.
6. The fan module of claim 5 , wherein the motor housing is connected with the second set of stationary blades and thus is fixed in the channel.
7. The fan module of claim 1 , wherein the blade number of the first set of the dynamic blades is smaller than the blade number of the second set of dynamic blades, and the blade dimension of the first set of dynamic blades is greater than the blade dimension of the second set of dynamic blades.
8. The fan module of claim 1 , wherein the first and second set of dynamic blades aslant surround and are disposed at a periphery of the hub substantially along a same trend.
9. The fan module of claim 8 , wherein a trend of the first set of stationary blades disposed in the channel and a trend of the second set of stationary blades disposed in the channel are both different from the trend of the first and second set of dynamic blades surrounding and disposed at the periphery of the hub.
10. The fan module of claim 1 , wherein the first and second set of stationary blades are aslant disposed in the channel substantially along a same trend.
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