Assertion: fan | /r/CapableOf | move air
Facets:
value: around the room
type: LOCATION
value: faster
type: MANNER
value: unlike air conditioners
type: OTHER
value: across the radiator
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in order to generate the same cfm
type: PURPOSE
value: at a slower overall speed
type: MANNER
value: over a larger area
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: The smaller fan must move air faster in order to move the same amount of air per minute (CFM) as the larger fan.
text: The smaller fan will actually generate a higher wind speed because it must move the air faster in order to generate the same CFM as the larger fan.
text: This is why manufacturers will use larger motors in fans with larger blade spans, so that the larger fan will spin just as fast as the smaller fan, and hence move more air.
text: Any fan will move some air and the water cooling loop will work.
text: The larger fan is moving that air over a larger area at a slower overall speed.
text: The fan moves air across the radiator (and A/C condenser, transmission fluid cooler, power steering fluid cooler…) when the car’s not moving fast enough for the natural airflow to cool it.
text: When the fan is on, it's moving air around the room.
text: Unlike air conditioners, fans only move air
text: Take the same blades and give them a 15 degree pitch and the fan will move air, but the RPMs will be slower since the angled blades are now having to perform some work, which puts drag on the motor.
text: Fans just move air around the room, and could in fact make you hotter.