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Mining & Industrial Fan Questions & Answers

Q&A on mining and industrial fans – types and application scenarios.

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What are the different types of ventilation in mines?

The different types of ventilation in mines are usually described by how air is generated, how it is distributed, and what part of the mine it serves. In practice, most underground operations use seve
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How to calculate CFM flow?

Knowing how to calculate CFM flow is fundamental for selecting and checking fans in industrial and mining ventilation. The most practical method is based on the relationship Q = A × V, which says that
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Which Is Quieter: Axial or Centrifugal Ventilation Fan?

There is no simple rule that axial fans are quieter than centrifugal fans or vice versa. Noise depends on fan size, speed, blade design, system resistance and how the fan is installed and silenced. In
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What is the purpose of mine ventilation?

The purpose of mine ventilation is to turn a confined underground excavation into a safe and workable environment. Without a planned ventilation system, underground mines would quickly fill with dust,
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Is air density the same as atmospheric pressure?

Air density is not the same as atmospheric pressure, although the two are closely related. Air density is the mass of air per unit volume, usually expressed in kg/m³. Atmospheric pressure is the force
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Why Is My Industrial Ventilation Fan So Loud?

If your industrial ventilation fan sounds excessively loud, the cause is usually a combination of aerodynamic and mechanical factors. High speed, poor duct design, worn components and missing silencer
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What is the standard of ventilation in mines?

The standard of ventilation in mines refers to the legal and technical requirements that ventilation systems must meet to keep underground work safe and healthy. Instead of being a single number, it i
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What is the air pressure at 4000m?

At an elevation of around 4000 m above sea level, the atmospheric pressure is much lower than at sea level. While exact values depend on temperature and local weather, a typical estimate is in the ran
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How Do I Reduce Noise From an Industrial Fan?

Reducing noise from an industrial fan starts with understanding where the noise comes from and then applying a combination of aerodynamic and mechanical solutions. In most plants and mines, effective

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What is a ventilation duct in a mine?

A ventilation duct in a mine is a pipe or flexible tube used to carry air to or from a specific underground location, usually as part of the auxiliary ventilation system. While the main mine ventilati
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What is considered a good fan curve?

A good fan curve is more than just a line on a catalogue; it is a clear picture of how a fan behaves in real ventilation systems. From a design and operations perspective, a good fan curve is one that
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What Causes Vibration Noise in Duct Ventilation Fans?

Vibration noise in duct ventilation fans is a sign that the fan, ductwork or supports are moving more than they should. This can be caused by mechanical problems such as imbalance and misalignment, or
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What is a ventilation tunnel?

A ventilation tunnel is an underground passage constructed primarily to move air rather than to carry vehicles, ore, or passengers. It is used as part of a ventilation system to supply fresh air or re
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How to tell if a fan is powerful?

To know whether a fan is truly powerful, you have to look beyond its physical size or motor nameplate and examine its airflow, pressure and power ratings at the duty point. A large fan that can only m
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Does a 3-Blade or 4-Blade Axial Fan Work Better?

A 3-blade or 4-blade axial fan is not automatically better; the right choice depends on the duty, blade design, speed and noise requirements. In industrial and mining ventilation, engineers focus more
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How much does an air tunnel cost?

There is no single fixed price for an air tunnel, because the cost depends on many project-specific factors. When people ask how much an air tunnel or ventilation tunnel costs, they may be thinking ab
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How to study fan curve?

Learning how to study a fan curve is essential for anyone involved in selecting or troubleshooting ventilation fans in industrial plants and mines. A fan curve is a graphical summary of how a fan beha
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Do More Blades Move More Air in Axial Fans?

Adding more blades to an axial fan does not automatically mean it will move more air. Airflow mainly depends on fan diameter, rotational speed, blade pitch and aerodynamic design. In some cases more b
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Why is tunnel ventilation important?

Tunnel ventilation is important because it makes enclosed road, rail, metro and mining tunnels safe and usable. Without a designed ventilation system, exhaust gases, dust, heat and smoke would quickly
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What is the fan curve theory?

Fan curve theory describes how a fan behaves when it is connected to a real ventilation system. Instead of having a single fixed output, every fan has a whole range of possible combinations of airflow
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Is a 5-Blade Axial Fan Better Than 3-Blade?

A 5-blade axial fan is not automatically better than a 3-blade fan. In many comfort and domestic applications, five blades are used for smoother, quieter airflow, while in heavy-duty industrial and mi
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How does an air tunnel work?

An air tunnel is an underground passage or structure built mainly to move air rather than to carry vehicles or ore. It works by providing a low-resistance path that allows pressure differences, create
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What does a fan curve tell you?

A fan curve is one of the most useful tools in ventilation engineering because it tells you, at a glance, how a fan will behave when installed in a real system. Instead of giving only a single rating,
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Which Fan Blade Shape Moves More Air in Ventilation?

The fan blade shape that moves more air most efficiently is usually an airfoil profile, but the best blade shape for a ventilation system depends on pressure, dust, noise and cost requirements. In ind
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Why do tunnels have exhaust fans?

Tunnels have exhaust fans because enclosed underground spaces cannot rely on natural airflow alone to keep air safe and clear. Exhaust fans are a key part of tunnel ventilation systems. They remove po
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Is it better to have your fan higher or lower?

Whether it is better to have your fan higher or lower depends on what you are trying to achieve with the ventilation system. Fan height and position strongly influence how air moves through a room, in
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What Is the Typical Lifespan of an Industrial Ventilation Fan?

The typical lifespan of an industrial ventilation fan is often between 10 and 20 years, and sometimes longer, but actual life depends strongly on design, operating conditions and maintenance. In minin
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What is the difference between cross ventilation and tunnel ventilation?

The difference between cross ventilation and tunnel ventilation lies in the direction of airflow and how it is generated. Cross ventilation is typically a natural or low-pressure airflow moving across
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How to set up proper fan curves?

Knowing how to set up proper fan curves is essential for reliable engineering of industrial and mining ventilation systems. A proper fan curve is not drawn by guesswork; it is based on tested performa
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How Long Does a Duct Booster Fan Usually Last?

A duct booster fan typically lasts around 5 to 10 years in normal residential or light industrial use, although actual life can be shorter or longer depending on quality, operating time and maintenanc

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