About DIDW Centrifugal Fan 300 MM X 254 MM
DIDW Centrifugal Fan 300 MM X 254 MM
DIDW CENTRIFUGAL BLOWER
| SL.NO |
CATALOGUE NO |
MILLIMETERS |
INCHES |
BORE SIZE |
MATERIAL |
| |
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OD X HT X ID |
OD X HT |
MM & INCH |
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| 49 |
DP 12 10 |
300 X 254 X 235 |
12 X 10 |
15 MM,20 MM,25 MM & 1 |
AL. / GI. |
Reliable Industrial Ventilation SolutionDesigned for industrial settings, the DIDW Centrifugal Fan provides consistent airflow and pressure, supporting ventilation, HVAC, and air handling units. Its backward curved impeller maximizes efficiency while minimizing maintenance, ensuring long-term reliability. The powder-coated mild steel construction offers robust protection against wear and corrosion.
Versatile Functionality and Easy InstallationThis fan supports forward or backward airflow, adapting to various system requirements. The base-mounted configuration and flange connection allow for straightforward installation, while the belt-driven mechanism ensures operational flexibility. Users benefit from its low noise level, moderate weight, and compatibility with common electric power standards.
FAQs of DIDW Centrifugal Fan 300 MM X 254 MM:
Q: How is the DIDW Centrifugal Fan typically installed in industrial systems?
A: The DIDW Centrifugal Fan is base mounted and uses flange type connections, making it suitable for integration in HVAC, air handling, and exhaust setups. Its standard dimensions and moderate weight facilitate quick positioning, ensuring secure fixation for stable operation.
Q: What maintenance process is recommended for the backward curved impeller and ball bearing mechanism?
A: Regular inspection and lubrication of ball bearings are essential to minimize wear. The backward curved impeller design reduces dust buildup, but periodic cleaning and visual checks help maintain optimal performance and prolong the fans life span of 810 years.
Q: When should this centrifugal fan be used over other types?
A: This model is ideal for applications demanding reliable air movement at higher pressures and flow rates, such as industrial ventilation, HVAC, and exhaust systems. The backward curved impeller offers superior energy efficiency and lower noise compared to forward-curved alternatives.
Q: Where can the DIDW Centrifugal Fan operate safely regarding temperature and environment?
A: The fan operates efficiently in environments with temperatures ranging from -10C to 80C. Its powder-coated mild steel housing provides resilience against industrial conditions and moderate corrosion, making it suitable for various locations in Indias manufacturing and processing sectors.
Q: What are the benefits of the belt-driven and backward curved impeller combination?
A: Belt-driven fans offer adjustability in motor speed for enhanced operational control, while the backward curved impeller maximizes airflow efficiency and reduces power consumption and noise, resulting in cost-effective, reliable performance.
Q: How does the insulation class and noise level contribute to its usage in sensitive environments?
A: The Class F insulation ensures thermal protection for the motor, allowing safe operation even in demanding industrial settings. With a noise level of 75 dB(A), the fan operates quietly enough for use in workplaces with strict noise requirements.