Radial Blade Centrifugal Fan

Cement factories, de-dust circuits of steel plants, woodworking extraction system and agriculture processing facilities cleaning air are not the only major purposes of a centrifugal fan. In this industrial air has abrasive dust, sticky fiber and bulk particulate, which is not an easy task for any centrifugal fan.

A curved impeller or airfoil fan can be a wrong decision in these fields. Their precision-engineered blade profiles may be damaged in a few weeks by abrasive dust and bulk particulates. The impeller can become unbalanced for sticky fiber. As a result, vibration increases and unplanned shutdowns occur. In a year, maintenance costs can be more significant than the overall cost of a fan.

A Radial Blade Centrifugal Fan is engineered to handle this situation. The blades of this fan are straight and have no enclosed profile. Open radial geometry design can self-clean the dust and sticky fibers on the impellers. It helps to maintain balance of the impeller and control vibration working the fan without any interruption. The blades are fabricated from heavy-gauge steel with a fully all-welded impeller assembly, which can operate continuously in high-temperature process conditions up to 600°C.

The Radial Blade Centrifugal Fan can be an ideal choice for those industries whose concern is continuous operation at low lifecycle cost maintenance over efficiency. Industries might incur extra costs by choosing an inaccurate higher-efficiency centrifugal fan. It is a perfect solution for plant engineers and procurement managers and EPC contractors who want to choose a fan for dust collection, material handling exhaust and industrial process ventilation in a dusty environment.