- Centrifugal smoke and dust exhaust fan: Generates centrifugal force through impeller rotation, enabling the gas to gain kinetic energy and be discharged. It offers advantages such as high pressure, large flow rate, and high efficiency, making it suitable for applications requiring high-pressure gas transportation.

Performance Parameters

- Air volume: Refers to the volume of gas transported by the fan per unit time, measured in cubic meters per hour (m3/h). The air volume directly affects the fan's smoke and dust removal efficiency and should be selected based on actual requirements.

- Air pressure: Refers to the pressure exerted by the fan on the gas, measured in Pascals (Pa). The air pressure determines the resistance the fan can overcome, including pipeline resistance, filter resistance, etc.

- Power: Refers to the electrical power consumed during the fan's operation, measured in kilowatts (kW). The power is related to factors such as the fan's air volume, air pressure, and efficiency. Selection should consider actual needs and energy consumption.

Application Areas

- Machining industry: Used for the collection and treatment of smoke and dust generated during processes such as welding, cutting, and grinding.

- Chemical industry: Used for the treatment of waste gas, smoke, and dust generated during chemical production processes, such as in pharmaceuticals, pesticides, coatings, and other sectors.

- Electronics industry: Used for the treatment of smoke and dust generated during electronic manufacturing processes, such as in semiconductor manufacturing, electronic assembly, and other sectors.