Axial fan design and its featuresAn axial fan is a fan that causes gas to flow through it in an axial direction, parallel to the axis of rotation of the blades. Flow is axial at the inlet and outlet. Fans are designed to create a pressure differential which creates a force to induce flow through the

Centrifugal fans' features1. The latter is more complicated to install;2. The former is often installed at the inlet and outlet of air-conditioning units, boiler drums, induced draft fans, etc.

A mixed flow (or axial rush flow) fan combines the features of a kiln and centrifugal fan, although it looks more like a traditional kiln fan. The enclosure can have an open inlet, but more often it has a right-angled bend shape that allows the motor to be placed outside the duct. Weld the curved plate blades on the conical steel hub.

Axial fan design and its featuresAn axial fan is a fan that causes gas to flow through it in an axial direction, parallel to the axis of rotation of the blades. Flow is axial at the inlet and outlet. Fans are designed to create a pressure differential which creates a force to induce flow through the

Centrifugal fans' features1. The latter is more complicated to install;2. The former is often installed at the inlet and outlet of air-conditioning units, boiler drums, induced draft fans, etc.

A mixed flow (or axial rush flow) fan combines the features of a kiln and centrifugal fan, although it looks more like a traditional kiln fan. The enclosure can have an open inlet, but more often it has a right-angled bend shape that allows the motor to be placed outside the duct. Weld the curved plate blades on the conical steel hub.