I have a question regarding the meaning of fan model numbers; I would appreciate everyone’s guidance. It’s urgent, thank you
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Today, my company signed a contract for air coolers, which includes fans. What does each letter in the model name G-TF45L6-VS37 stand for? Thank you!
G denotes the blower, TF refers to the axial flow fan, 45 indicates that the blade length is 4500 mm, 6 means the motor has 6 stages, and 37 represents the motor power. I don’t know about the rest.
Thank you so much; you’ve been of great help to me. It’s exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Correction: 6 indicates that the number of fan blades is 6
G-TF45L6-VS37 g: Blown-air type; TF: Fan with manual angle adjustment when stopped; 45: Impeller diameter × 100mm; L: Cast aluminum blades; 6: Number of blades; VS: Fan drive method – suspended V-belt drive, motor shaft facing upward; 37: Motor power in KW
Thank you, the problem has been solved. Thank you everyone!
Bro, what’s your standard? I’d like to check something else; for example, what symbol is used to represent a direct connection?
For details: NB/T 47007-2010 Air-Cooled Heat Exchangers or GB/T 15386-1994 Air-Cooled Heat Exchangers