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Blowers and Fans

 

 

 
Canada Blowerl is the Ontario
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Heavy duty industrial process OEM fans, ventilators, blowers


The use of Pressure Blower-IN-SERIES has these specific advantages: For instance, where two blowers are operating in series and one breaks down, the other may be able to "limp" the system along while the necessary maintenance is performed. Having on blower continue in operation can often allow limited production while the other is being repaired. Also, there are cases where having one blower continue in operation could prevent or at least minimize system or equipment damage from such things as high temperature of contaminated airstreams. Another advantage of blowers in series is that of the available space. If system must be expanded and increases the CFM requirements, the allotted space for the original blower may not be large enough for a single large blower, but might be large enough to install two smaller blowers in series to obtain the necessary pressure. One more potential advantage for series operation is the likelihood of initial cost savings. Although each case must be evaluated individually, it is often more economical to select two "smaller" blowers with their respective smaller motors and drives than to select one "larger" blower to do the job. Series connected blowers are those which have the outlet of the one blower exhausting into the inlet of another blower. By connecting blowers in such a manner, high static pressures can be attained. This is accomplished as the second blower adds its pressure capability to the system, increasing the capacity beyond the capabilities of the first blower. Ideally, two identical blowers installed in series would result in the same CFM at the outlet of the second blower as the inlet of the first one, and nearly twice the static pressure as that rated for either blower alone. However, some variation will result in both air flow and combined pressure because of the tendency of air to compress under pressure. A good understanding of how atmospheric pressure and absolute temperature affect density is required. Both of these factors are involved in the proper selection of blowers. Density is directly proportional to atmospheric pressure and is inversely proportional to absolute temperature (degrees Rankine). Caution is necessary in selecting blowers for series installation. It is generally accepted that most pre-engineered blowers are capable of withstanding twice their catalog rated static pressure. In other words, where two blowers are installed in series the second blower housing should withstand the higher pressure. There is, however, a need for concern when the combined pressure exceeds twice the rated static pressure for one blower. In series applications involving three or more blowers, or in any system in which positive or negative pressure exists prior to the consideration of the blowers, special housing reinforcement may be necessary.
























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Sales of commercial ventilators and industrial blowers, such as high temperature fans, high pressure blowers and explosion proof fans, stainless steel and fiberglass ventilators. Quick delivery from stock of centrifugal and axial blowers and fans.
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Fan Impeller

Canada Blower centrifugal fans that specifically operate in dust environments can build-up dirt deposits in fan housing and inside the impeller causing imbalance, vibration and partial damage to the equipment. A periodic inspection on fan housing & impeller is necessary to remove dust particles and keep the equipment clean, particularly if it is operating in abrasive, sticky or wet conditions. In general, wearing surfaces of the fan system require repair or replacement. If damaged impeller of the centrifugal fan cannot be fixed through repair, there is a need to replace the part with a new one to ensure proper working of the fan.

Bearings

Fan shaft bearings that are not lubricated well suffer with higher noise levels and improper functioning. It is necessary to keep the fan bearings free from dust & moisture and lubricate well with oil or grease in accordance with the Canada Blower fan manufacturer s instructions. Balance should be maintained while lubricating the bearings otherwise it may affect the efficiency of the equipment resulting in higher operating costs. Checking the lubricant quality and quantity is necessary to avoid the possible damages of overheating and equipment downtime. High speed centrifugal fans working in severe operating conditions of industrial applications may require lubrication more often than those that are running under normal industrial environments.

Belt Drive

One of the main reasons for belt drive failure is improper belt tension. Insufficient belt tension or improper alignment may result in excessive noise and performance loss. As belts wear with age, make sure to keep a check on it for any degradation. If belts are in bad condition i.e worn out state then make sure to replace it with a new one and adjust the tightness to minimize the risk of uneven loading. It is also necessary to check the sheave that is holding the belt for misalignment. If fan sheaves are damaged, then it may result in improper belt tension and energy loss.

Motor

Centrifugal fan motors need to be kept clean and properly lubricated to keep them from over heating and ensure optimal performance. As with all equipment, even motors lower its efficiency and break down with age due to various problems. A motor life can be extended if it is operated within 10% of the recommended voltage. To achieve normal lifespan of motor winding, it is also essential to keep the exterior of the motor free from debris and build-up.

Canada Blower
industrial and commercial heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) equipment, high pressure blowers, industrial fans and ventilators, high temperature oven fans and blowers, centrifugal and axial blowers and fans. We offer SST stainless steel packaged fan, blowers, ventilators and Canada Blower custom industrial ventilating equipment.