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Mining & Industrial Fan Questions & Answers

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

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Are Ball Bearing Fans Better Than Sleeve Bearing Fans?

Ball bearing fans are generally better than sleeve bearing fans for heavy-duty industrial and mining ventilation, but they also cost more. The best choice depends on temperature, mounting position, ru
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What is the necessity of providing ventilation in tunnels?

Providing ventilation in tunnels is necessary because tunnels are long, enclosed spaces where pollutants and heat can easily accumulate. Unlike open roads or surface railways, tunnels do not have natu
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Is 5000 RPM good for a fan?

Whether 5000 RPM is good for a fan depends entirely on the type of fan, its size and its job. For a small electronics cooling fan, 5000 RPM can be perfectly normal. For a large axial or centrifugal fa
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What Are the Disadvantages of Sleeve Bearing Fans?

Sleeve bearing fans have several disadvantages compared with ball bearing fans, especially in industrial and mining ventilation where reliability is critical. Understanding these limitations helps you
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What is the object of tunnel ventilation is to remove?

The main object of tunnel ventilation is to remove harmful and unwanted contaminants from the air so that people and equipment can use the tunnel safely. A tunnel is a long, enclosed space where air d
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What is the best RPM for a fan?

There is no single “best RPM” for a fan that fits every situation. The optimal speed for a fan depends on its diameter, blade design, application and the airflow and pressure your system requires. In

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How Can I Tell CW vs CCW Fan Rotation Direction?

To tell whether a fan is rotating clockwise (CW) or counterclockwise (CCW), you must know which side you are looking from and then observe the direction of rotation relative to that viewpoint. In indu
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What is the piston effect in tunnel ventilation?

The piston effect in tunnel ventilation is the air movement created when a large vehicle, especially a train, travels through a tunnel and pushes air in front of it while pulling air behind it. In oth
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Is 2000 cfm good for a fan?

Whether 2000 CFM is good for a fan depends on what you are trying to ventilate. In some applications, 2000 cubic feet per minute is more than enough; in others, it is far too small. CFM is just a meas
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Does Fan Rotation Direction Change Airflow Direction?

Fan rotation direction has a major impact on airflow, but the exact effect depends on whether the fan is axial or centrifugal. In all cases, the fan must rotate in the direction specified by the manuf
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What is ventilation in mines?

Ventilation in mines is the engineered movement of air through underground workings to keep conditions safe and workable. It is achieved by using mine ventilation fans, shafts, raises, drifts and cont
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Is a 400 rpm fan good?

A 400 RPM fan can be very good, and in many cases it is exactly what engineers want for heavy-duty ventilation. The key is to look at fan speed together with impeller diameter and required duty point.
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What is ventilation on demand in mining?

Ventilation on demand in mining (often shortened to VOD) is a control strategy that adjusts airflow and fan operation based on real-time needs in different parts of the mine. Instead of running all mi
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Is a high velocity fan better?

A high velocity fan is not automatically better; it is simply different. High velocity fans produce strong, focused air streams at higher air speeds, while other fans are designed to move large volume
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Is Metal Housing Better Than FRP for Ventilation Fans?

Metal housing is not always better than FRP (fiber-reinforced plastic) for ventilation fans; the best choice depends on environment, temperature, corrosion and mechanical loads. In many industrial pla
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What is ventilation underground?

Ventilation underground is the planned movement of air through enclosed underground spaces such as mines, tunnels, caverns and underground plants. Because these spaces are surrounded by rock and soil,
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How to speed the fan?

When people ask how to speed the fan, they usually want more airflow or pressure from an existing industrial or mining ventilation fan. It is possible to increase fan speed, but it must be done carefu
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Can an Industrial Ventilation Fan Catch Fire?

An industrial ventilation fan does not normally “catch fire” in the sense of the metal housing burning, but it can become an ignition source if something goes wrong. Overheated bearings, motor faults,
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How is tunnel ventilation done?

Tunnel ventilation is done by designing and operating a system of fans, shafts, ducts and control devices that moves air through the tunnel in a controlled way. The aim is to manage exhaust gases, dus
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How to select a high speed fan?

Selecting a high speed fan should never start from RPM alone. In industrial plants and mines, you should first define the ventilation duty—the airflow and pressure you need—and then decide whether a h
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What Are the Main Parts of an Industrial Fan Called?

The main parts of an industrial fan have specific names that are useful when you are selecting equipment, reading drawings or ordering spare parts. While details vary between axial and centrifugal des
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How to calculate air density for mine fan performance correction?

To calculate air density for mine fan performance correction, you first need to understand that fan ratings are usually given at standard air conditions. Manufacturers often quote performance at 1.2 k
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How to suppress fan noise?

Suppressing fan noise is a common challenge in industrial plants and underground mines. Ventilation fans move large volumes of air and can generate significant sound from blades, turbulence and mechan
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How to calculate and measure airflow for mine ventilation fans?

To know whether a mine ventilation fan is doing its job, you must calculate and measure airflow in the underground airways and ducts. Fan catalogues provide performance curves, but real mine condition
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How to stop a fan from making so much noise?

If a ventilation fan is making too much noise, the first step is to find out why. Noise from industrial and mining fans usually comes from three main sources: aerodynamic noise from airflow, mechanica
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Do Ventilation Fans Really Work in Industrial Buildings?

Yes, ventilation fans really work in industrial buildings, but only if they are correctly sized, located and maintained for the processes and layouts involved. When designed properly, mechanical venti
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What are the different types of ventilation systems in mining?

There are several types of ventilation systems in mining, each designed to move air safely and efficiently through underground workings. Although every mine is unique, most systems can be described in
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How to reduce noise in industrial ventilation fans?

Reducing noise in industrial ventilation fans is important for worker comfort, regulatory compliance and community relations, especially in large plants and underground mines. High noise levels can ca
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Do tunnels need ventilation?

Yes, tunnels do need ventilation. Whether a tunnel is used for road traffic, railways, metros or mining access, it is essentially a long enclosed tube where air cannot freely circulate. Without a vent
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How to stop a fan from being so loud?

If you want to stop a fan from being so loud, the first step is to figure out what kind of noise you are hearing. Most ventilation fans in plants and mines are loud because of a combination of mechani

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