Basics of Fans & Blowers - Part 1

Description: The Air Equipment LLC KZbin channel offers informational videos about various commercial ventilation products and services. The five videos titled “Basics of Fans & Blowers” are intended for mechanical engineers and other HVAC system designers. The videos explore the various types of air-moving devices used in commercial projects, the basics of fan curves and the Fan Laws, belt-drive vs. direct-drive fans, and the new EC motor technology. The first video discusses commercial fans and blowers, and looks at two types of fan impellers, the axial impeller and the mixed-flow impeller. Various models of fans that use these impellers are shown and explained. For more information about Air Equipment LLC visit www.airequipmentllc.com .

[@amuktadir1991]

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

[@dharmendrakumard3989]

Tqs sir I am from India Your lacture has very helpfull for me

[@wildoffroad1]

Fantastic educational series. It answered many of my questions about blowers. Very well presented. Thank you for creating this!!!

[@EAR.Pakistan]

Normally, Blower sucks air from sides and deliver radially. But, in Split AC evaporator, I have observed that both sides are closed. Then, how it sucks from top and deliver from bottom i.e Radially in and Radially out?

[@barbbusch2983]

Hi there, Thank you for sharing your experience. Please advise me on how to balance an air conditioner blower fan. It has been shaking after a new motor was installed. Thank for you assistance. Barbara

[@shubhamupman7260]

Great explanation sir!!

[@automotivepartsforhvac6494]

Good demostration!

[@zickzacjames1116]

nice video

[@tamerx5]

Thanks very much sir

[@akkatfiresafety8567]

Good

[@hali1131]

Can I use axil fan to reduce temp. In a machin room By making 4 times air room chang

[@sophanitphal8840]

How many Pa or bar which we count as a midium , low or high pressure sir?

[@gabrielleopoldino6746]

According to a HVAC ebook I have, low pressure classification applies to systems with fan static pressure less than 3 inches water column. Medium pressure 3 to 6 WC and high pressure between 6 to 10 WC.