Types of Industrial Fans and Blowers
Industrial fans and blowers are generally categorized into two main types:
Centrifugal fans
Centrifugal fans, often known as blowers, are typically used for high-pressure applications. They work by drawing air into the fan housing, where it is directed through a series of blades that increase the air’s velocity. The air is then expelled at a 90-degree angle, creating a high-pressure flow suitable for systems requiring significant resistance, such as bag filters and gas cleaning systems. Centrifugal fans come in various designs, including backward-curved, straight radial, and flat backward sloped blades, each tailored to specific pressure and airflow requirements.
Axial fans
Axial fans, on the other hand, are used for low-pressure, high-volume applications. These fans move air parallel to the axis of the fan blades, making them ideal for situations where large volumes of air need to be moved with minimal resistance. Axial fans are often used in ventilation and cooling applications, where their ability to handle large airflow with relatively low power consumption is advantageous.
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Intensiv Filter Himenviro specializes in designing and manufacturing fans and blowers that meet these exacting requirements. Our centrifugal blowers, for example, are available in single inlet single width designs with backward-curved or radial impellers for low, medium, and high-pressure applications. With rotor diameters ranging from 180mm to 1600mm and performance capabilities of up to 200,000 CMH, our fans can be customized to meet the specific needs of any air filtration system.