Axial Flow Fans
Axial flow fans are a type of fan where air or gas flows parallel to the axis of rotation of the fan blades, meaning the air moves in a straight line along the shaft. These fans are known for handling large volumes of air at relatively low pressures, making them ideal for a variety of ventilation and cooling applications.
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Product Description
Axial fans have blades that rotate around a central axis, similar to a propeller. The number of blades and their design (flat, curved, or aerofoil) can vary depending on the application.The hub is the central part of the fan, around which the blades are mounted. A larger hub-to-blade ratio can influence airflow and pressure.These fans can either be housed in a cylindrical casing (ducted) or be open without a casing (free-standing). The casing helps direct airflow and improves efficiency.
- These fans are ideal for applications where large amounts of air need to be moved, such as ventilation and cooling.
- Axial fans consume less energy compared to other types of fans (like centrifugal fans) when operating at lower pressures.
- These fans are used to cool machinery, electronic equipment, and engines by providing high airflow.
- Axial fans are widely used in building ventilation systems to circulate air, exhaust fumes, and provide fresh air.
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