Sometimes centrifugal fans go bad. What are some signs that your company’s centrifugal fans might be going bad? Decibel Issues First, if you notice your centrifugal fans are too noisy– noisier than normal, it could be that the impeller is hitting the inlet or housing and isn’t centered. Maybe the inlet or housing is damaged,… Read more »
Do you have an industrial business? How can centrifugal fans help it? Air Pollution Centrifugal fans look like “squirrel cages.” They draw air into the center of the fan and then exhaust it at a 90-degree angle. These types of fans are easily and quickly made, so they can save a company a lot of… Read more »
If you own or run an industrial plant, it’s likely your building is reliant on the use of centrifugal fans. Industrial fans are key to day-to-day operations for businesses in wide range of industries. Nevertheless, you may not know the ins and outs of the parts that make a centrifugal fan function. Here is a… Read more »
If you own or operate an industrial facility that doesn’t offer up much in terms of ventilation, you may want to consider investing in centrifugal industrial fans. These fans can help to keep the air inside your industrial facility moving around despite the lack of ventilation. They usually hook up right to your facility’s duct… Read more »
When you’re in the market for centrifugal fans for an industrial facility, you’ll have plenty of options to choose from. One of the types of centrifugal fans that you may consider buying is a backward-curved centrifugal fan. There are several key benefits that come along with backward-curved centrifugal fans that you won’t find with other… Read more »
When is the last time you had maintenance performed on your industrial fans? If it’s been so long now that you don’t even remember, it’s important for you to schedule maintenance right away. It’s also important for those who run industrial facilities to have their fans maintained on a regular basis. You could be forced… Read more »
All centrifugal fans are not created equal. There are myriad types of blades that can be used in centrifugal fans, and it’ll be up to you to pick the one that fits your needs best. Two of the most common types of blades are forward curved (also known as backward inclined) and backward curved. It’s… Read more »
If you’re looking to move around the air inside of an industrial facility that doesn’t have any natural ventilation, one of the best ways to do it is by installing a centrifugal fan in your facility. Centrifugal fans are designed to move air around inside of facilities by using a motor, a fan blade, and… Read more »
There are many people who use the words fan and blower interchangeably. Both fans and blowers are used to move air around, so they’re under the impression that they are more or less the same thing. However, there are quite a few differences between fans and blowers, though. Let’s take a look at some of… Read more »
Centrifugal fans are extremely powerful fans that are used to keep the air inside of industrial facilities clean. When they’re working properly, centrifugal fans can remove particulates from the air and prevent them from contaminating a facility. This makes life easier on those working in industrial facilities and also protects industrial equipment. There are some… Read more »