Axial Fan Manufacture Process

In this video show the machines required to manufacture the Axial Fan 1 - seam welding for Axial Fan Case 2 - Flange Forming Machine for Axial Fan Case 3 - Propellers making process For more information contact us Email: sales@ Tel. / whatsapp : 0097165430053 Website : For Your Information: Axial and Centrifugal fans: the most important differences to know There are many industrial fans manufacturers, but what do they do really. In reference markets, the term “industrial fan” does not have a clear definition and in this article we want to explain what are industrial fans, and answer to many other questions. There are only two basic types of indutrial fans: Axial Fans and Centrifugal fans. The other many fans and blowers fall under various classifications like Industrial Blowers, Industrial Ventilation Fans, Exhaust Blowers, Industrial Exhaust Fans, hvac fans and blowers, and many others terms are used to define a Centrifugal Fan or an Axial Fan centrifugal fan vs axial fanAn axial fan is one in which the extracted air is forced to move parallel to the shaft about which the blades rotate. Centrifugal fans extract air at right angles to the intake of the fan, and spin the air outwards to the outlet by deflection and centrifugal force. The impeller rotates, ausing air to enter the fan near the shaft and move perpendicularly from the shaft to the opening in the fan casing. The axial fans replace in certain fields of application the centrifugal fan from the functional point of view, operating at higher specific speeds with lower diameters. An axial fan, on equal flow and pressure, has the following differences compared to a centrifugal one: – it has a lower diameter of the impeller – it has a higher dynamic pressure – it has an operating speed (and thus also the specific one being Q and P equal) clearly higher – the peripheral speed is higher – it has a lower yield and therefore a higher power consumption – it is much noisier – it is significantly smaller and lighter, and less expensive