Centrifugal fan

Carbon steel is the traditional primary material for manufacturing centrifugal fans, offering advantages such as ease of processing and low cost.

Material Characteristics

- Carbon Content: Carbon steel refers to iron-carbon alloy steel with a carbon content (Wc) below 2.11%, with Q235B being one of the more commonly used grades.

- Corrosion Resistance: Carbon steel is a robust metal material but often requires additional anti-corrosion measures, such as spraying or galvanizing, to enhance its corrosion resistance.

- Weight and Strength: It is relatively heavy but has high strength, making it suitable for applications requiring resistance to significant pressure and load.

- Temperature Range: Carbon steel centrifugal fans typically operate across a broader temperature range, making them suitable for both high-temperature and low-temperature environments.

Applications

- Ventilation: Used in general industrial plants, commercial buildings, and residential spaces for ventilation, providing fresh air and exhausting stale air.

- Air Conditioning Systems: Serves as fans in air conditioning systems to transport air, enabling indoor air circulation and regulation.

- Dust Extraction Systems: Employed in dust-heavy environments such as mines, cement plants, and steel mills to remove dust and maintain a clean working environment.

- Other Fields: Also widely used in ventilation, drying, and cooling processes in industries such as textiles, printing and dyeing, papermaking, and food processing.