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Dyson fan airflow schematic

Mixed flow impeller.

Using technologies found in turbochargers and jet engines, a mixed flow impeller draws air into the machine. The eleven impeller fins are asymmetric, so each one harmonises with the others, balancing the tone. And every one has a scalloped trailing edge, to reduce turbulence and further improve acoustics.

Dyson fan cutaway
Dyson fan cutaway

Airfoil-shaped ramp.

After the impeller builds air pressure, up to 38 litres of air per second is forced up into the eccentrically aligned loop. It’s then accelerated over an airfoil-shaped ramp, which harnesses the Coanda effect to manipulate the powerful flow of air. Airflow clings to the ramp, which is angled at precisely 16° – channelling its direction for optimum personal cooling.

Air Multiplier™ technology airflow schematic

Inducement and entrainment.

Air Multiplier™ technology exploits the Bernoulli principle, which creates an area of low pressure. This induces air behind the fan, whilst surrounding air follows the airflow in a process known as entrainment – multiplying the initial airflow by as much as 15 times.

Dyson fan noise dissipation animation
Dyson fan noise dissipation animation

Helmholtz cavity.

The acoustically engineered motor bucket houses a Helmholtz cavity. When sound waves enter the cavity, the pressure fluctuation within the chamber reflects them back. The waves are bounced within the cavity, dissipating sounds in the range of 1,000 Hertz – similar to the tone produced by a mosquito’s beating wing. This improves the tonal quality of the machine.

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Fantastic multispeed fan, so controllable and quiet with a remote control and timer to help you get to sleep in sweltering conditions. For me, a 'must have'.