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Cleanroom équipement pièces de rechange
AHU Fan
A direct-drive axial fan module with a galvanized mounting frame for replacing a matched supply, exhaust or recirculation fan inside cleanroom air-handling equipment.
- Direct-Drive Motor
- Galvanized Mounting Frame
- Replaceable Plug Connection
- Balanced Axial Impeller
Introduction de produit
The AHU fan is a complete axial airflow module comprising a square galvanized mounting frame, circular inlet shroud, multi-blade impeller and rear-mounted electric motor. Its compact direct-drive arrangement avoids external belts and keeps the motor, wheel and electrical connection together as one serviceable spare part. Selection must match the original opening, airflow direction, fan duty, supply voltage, control method and connector pinout. The assembly is intended for installation inside compatible air-handling equipment with the appropriate guard, isolation and access provisions.
Key Features
A direct-coupled motor eliminates belt alignment at this fan module and keeps the rotating group compact for replacement work.
Four corner holes provide a clear mechanical reference for matching the existing AHU bulkhead or internal support panel.
A short flexible lead with a keyed plug supports controlled electrical disconnection when the mating connector and pin assignment match.
Préoccupations du client produit
A reliable replacement requires the mechanical envelope, aerodynamic duty and electrical interface to correspond with the installed AHU rather than relying on frame size alone.
A fan with the correct opening size can still deliver the wrong airflow or pressure at the system resistance.The replacement is selected against the required operating point, rotational speed, airflow direction and available performance curve.
Different corner-hole patterns or motor depths can prevent the assembly from fitting the existing fan section.Frame dimensions, hole centers, shroud diameter and total rear projection are checked against the removed unit before manufacture.
An incorrect voltage, phase arrangement or connector pinout can damage the motor or AHU controls.Motor rating, control signal, cable length, plug type and terminal assignment are matched as one electrical interface.
Impeller imbalance or loose mounting can transmit vibration into cleanroom ductwork and panels.The rotating assembly is supplied as a matched unit and the rigid four-corner frame supports even fastening to the AHU structure.
Les applications typiques
Cleanroom make-up air unitsAHU recirculation sectionsEquipment exhaust modulesFiltered ventilation cabinets
Paramètres techniques
Typical construction and dimensional ranges for compact direct-drive AHU axial replacement fan assemblies are listed below.
| Matériaux de base | Galvanized-steel frame and shroud with black engineering-polymer or coated-metal impeller and copper-wound motor |
|---|---|
| Panneau épaisseur | 1.5-3.0 mm formed fan shroud and support members |
| Largeur effective | 250-630 mm nominal airflow opening |
| Longueur maximale | Up to 520 mm total assembly depth including motor and connector |
| Acier face épaisseur | 1.5-3.0 mm galvanized mounting-frame thickness |
| Densité Core | Approximately 7850 kg/m³ for galvanized-steel structural parts |
| Conductivité thermique | 45-60 W/(m·K) for galvanized-steel structural parts |
| surface finie | Natural galvanized silver frame and shroud with black impeller, motor housing and cable |
| Type joint | Four-hole square mounting flange with direct motor coupling and keyed plug-in electrical connector |
| Customisation | Disponible en fonction de l'application prévue et de l'environnement d'exploitation. |
Options disponibles
Matched AC or EC motorAlternative airflow directionCustom frame and hole centersSpecified cable and connector
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