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3.7 Cross flow fan
Cross Flow Fans are also called tangential. building They are easily recognized by their cylindrical design. Around the hub in the middle blade are arranged longitudinally. The blades are substantially smaller than the other types of the cross-flow fan.

The typical size ranges are from 30 up to 150 mm diameter in a variety of widths from 50 mm to about 1 meter.
air movement The air movement is achieved in various ways.

Air is sucked along the small vane in the housing, through the interior of the wheel and back along ejected. In this case, a partial vacuum is created which sucks in air continued.

Moreover, air turbulence created in the interior, supporting the stable flow of the fan.

Another but much smaller proportion of air is carried to the outside wheel.
increase in pressure and flow Cross flow fan normally produce lower pressure compared to similarly built fans with forward curved impellers, but they reach a higher flow rate.
  1. This is due to the property of the wide vane. The volume of each blade is substantially smaller than forward curved fan.
  1. The efficiency is relatively low, because the air must pass through the two blades, then suddenly changes direction and also subsequent turbulences occur.
    The maximum overall mechanical efficiency is about 40%.
use For applications that require large volumes of air at low pressure structure.
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