Does running the car fan without air conditioning consume fuel?
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Running the car fan without air conditioning does consume fuel. Here is a detailed explanation of running the car fan without cooling: Overview of the aerodynamic performance of the car fan: The aerodynamic performance of a fan generally refers to the relationship between the fan's flow rate and static pressure, as well as the relationship between flow rate and power. The flow rate of the fan is equal to the amount of air it sucks in or exhausts per unit time, which is the volume flow rate of gas passing through the air duct per unit time in performance tests. The static pressure of the fan characterizes the gas's ability to overcome various resistances in the flow path. Overview of the cooling fan: The cooling fan is an important component of the vehicle's cooling system. The performance of the fan directly affects the heat dissipation effect of the engine, which in turn affects the engine's performance. If the fan is not selected properly, it can lead to insufficient or excessive cooling of the engine, resulting in a deterioration of the engine's working environment, thereby affecting the engine's performance and service life.