Centrifugal Fan
A centrifugal fan is a type of centrifugal fan commonly used in various industrial and commercial applications for generating airflow. These fans are designed with backward-inclined blades and a plug-style fan housing, which distinguishes them from traditional centrifugal fans.
Backward-Inclined Blades : Centrifugal Fans are equipped with backward-inclined blades, also known as backward-curved blades. These blades are curved in the direction opposite to the direction of rotation, allowing them to efficiently capture and move air in a centrifugal motion.
Plug Fan Design : The plug fan design features a compact, space-saving configuration with a direct-drive motor mounted within the fan housing. This eliminates the need for a separate motor and transmission components, resulting in a more compact and lightweight design compared to traditional belt-driven centrifugal fans.
High Efficiency : Centrifugal Fans are known for their high efficiency in generating airflow while consuming less energy. The backward-inclined blade design allows for efficient airflow delivery with reduced turbulence and noise levels.
