GSO ISO 12759-6:2025
ISO 12759-6:2024
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
·
Approved on
14 October 2025
Fans — Efficiency classification for fans — Part 6: Calculation of the fan energy index
GSO ISO 12759-6:2025 Files
English
40 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
USD
217.35
GSO ISO 12759-6:2025 Scope
This document defines the calculation method for determining the fan energy index (FEI), which is an energy efficiency metric for fan duty points. This metric provides a standardized and consistent basis to compare fan energy performance across fan types and sizes at a given fan duty point.
This document is applicable to fans driven by electric motors and fans without drives. It is not applicable to circulating fans or air curtains.
The fan energy index can only be calculated for fan duty points above a minimum air power of 125 W (where air power is the product of volume flow rate and fan static pressure) or above a minimum volume flow rate of 2,0 m3/s.
Best Sellers From Electrical Sector
YSMO GSO 2530:2023
GSO 2530:2016
Yemeni Technical Regulation
Energy Labelling And Minimum Energy Performance Requirements For Air-Conditioners
GSO 2530:2016
Gulf Standard
Energy Labelling And Minimum Energy Performance Requirements For Air-Conditioners
GSO 34:2007
Gulf Technical Regulation
LEAD-ACID STARTER BATTERIES USED FOR
MOTOR VEHICLES AND INTERNAL
COMBUSTION ENGINES
GSO 35:2007
Gulf Standard
Methods of test
for lead-acid starter batteries used for motor vehicles
and internal combustion engines
Recently Published from Electrical Sector
GSO ISO 20816-21:2026
ISO 20816-21:2025
Gulf Standard
Mechanical vibration — Measurement and evaluation of machine vibration — Part 21: Horizontal axis wind turbines
GSO CEN/TR 16999:2026
CEN/TR 16999:2019
Gulf Standard
Solar energy systems for roofs - Requirements for structural connections to solar panels
GSO IEC TR 63411:2026
IEC TR 63411:2025
Gulf Standard
Grid connection of offshore wind via VSC-HVDC systems
GSO IEC 63522-32:2026
IEC 63522-32:2025
Gulf Standard
Electrical relays - Tests and measurements - Part 32: Acoustic noise