When designing the foundation and steel frame of a blower, should the rotation direction of the fan be taken into account when calculating dynamic loads?

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When designing the foundation and steel frame of a blower, should the rotation direction of the fan be taken into account when calculating dynamic loads? Should the support strength on the outlet side be greater?

Reply #22017-10-31

As long as the fan is well balanced, the issue you mentioned can basically be ignored! The national standard vibration value is G6.3 mm/s, while the measured values for imported products are generally between 2.0 and 2.4 mm/s

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