Forced ventilation fans generate positive pressure airflow to introduce fresh air into buildings, tunnels, or workspaces. They displace stagnant or polluted air, maintaining healthy indoor environments and meeting regulatory air-change requirements.
Available in axial and centrifugal designs, these fans deliver 5,000–150,000 CFM at static pressures up to 5 kPa. Robust casings and sealed motors allow operation in harsh or dusty settings.
Variable frequency drives (VFDs) enable demand-driven airflow, adjusting fan speed based on occupancy, gas sensors, or temperature, reducing energy consumption during low-demand periods.
Maintenance is simplified through split-casing for impeller access and external lubrication ports. Forced ventilation fans support applications from mine shaft intake to industrial process makeup air.