There are significant differences in centrifugal and shaft flows in many aspects.
First of all, from the perspective of structure and working principle, the centrifugal ventilator is mainly composed of the case, the impeller and the motor. It throws the air out of the air through the high -speed rotation of the impeller to achieve air flow.The axis flowers are mainly composed of impeller, shell, and motor. The working principle is to promote and discharge the gas along the axis direction through the rotation of the impeller.
Secondly, from the perspective of performance characteristics, centrifugal ventilation has high pressure and good air supply effects, suitable for ventilation systems that need to transport air long distances or overcome greater resistance.The axis circulation fan has high air volume and lower pressure capabilities, which is suitable for ventilation systems that need a large amount of gas flow or low resistance.
Furthermore, from the perspective of application, centrifugal ventilations are widely used in buildings, industrial plants, and commercial centers for long -distance transportation and resistance.The axis circulation fan is mainly used for occasions that require a large amount of gas flow or low resistance due to its large air volume and low resistance.
Finally, from the perspective of noise and energy consumption, centrifugal fan usually has low operating speed and less noise. It is suitable for places that require a quiet environment.The axis flowers make noise at work through advanced noise reduction technology.In terms of energy consumption, both have a certain energy saving performance, but it also needs to look at the actual application environment and equipment configuration.
In general, centrifugal ventilator and bearing fan have their own characteristics and advantages. Which fan chooses mainly depends on specific application needs and scenarios.
The above is the difference between a centrifugal ventilator and axis flow fan