Model FA-W
Double Inlet, Coupling Drive
Performance Characteristics
- In these systems, the connection of the impeller to the electric motor is indirect and coupling-based.
- The design of these types of fans is based on the impeller method between two bearings (Impeller Between Bearing) according to the AMCA standard.
- The airflow capacity is up to approximately 1,000,000 cubic meters per hour.
- The static pressure can reach up to about 15,000 pascals.
- The diameter of the fan impeller can reach up to 3250 millimeters.
- The inlet air volume can be adjusted using a damper or by changing the speed frequency.
- These series of fans can operate effectively in temperatures ranging from -40 to 500 degrees Celsius.
- The position of the outlet mouth relative to the inlet and its angle relative to the horizon can be selected according to the AMCA standard.
- The ability to install any accessories such as dampers, silencers, bird screens, chassis, etc., is available on these air handlers.
- Most of these fans are used in systems for collecting and transferring gases, materials, and polluted air.
- Based on the capacity and performance efficiency of the fan, the impeller blades can be designed as either backward curved or backward inclined.
- The vibration balance of these fans is according to the ISO standard DIN ISO 1940-1 grade G 6.3 <4 mm/s.
Special Design Methods
- In environments with high corrosion and acidity, stainless-steel 304 or stainless-steel 316 materials are used for the body and impeller of the fans (stainless-steel Fans).
- In the presence of flammable gases and dust in the fan environment, to prevent sparks and explosions, the fan is completely isolated from the surrounding environment, and also, a layer of copper or composite insulation is used on the potential collision area between the two-metal impeller and fan body (Explosion & Spark proof Fans).
- In the oil, gas, and petrochemical industries, centrifugal fans are designed and manufactured according to the international standards API 560 & API 673.