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How to check the levelness of the casing of an axial flow fan?

2009-04-06View Original

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As the title suggests: How to check the levelness of the casing of an axial flow fan? This post was last edited by *ebinan on 2009-4-7 09:03]
Reply #22009-04-06
I wonder what model of axial flow fan it is?
Reply #32009-04-07
Find a horizontal plane and use a level to measure it.
Reply #42009-04-07
It can be easily achieved using a fitter’s level; generally, it’s sufficient to make measurements on the dividing surfaces within the bearing housing
Reply #52009-04-07
It can generally be measured using a level, and the levelness can be determined through calculation.
Reply #62009-04-07
I haven’t seen what a level looks like yet!
Reply #72009-04-07
I can’t remember the details exactly; I just know it’s of the forced-air type (under the air cooler)!
Reply #82009-04-07
For fans used for heat exchange, the joint surface of the gland on the central shaft can be used as a reference point for leveling. During installation, precision should be maintained as much as possible to ensure the fan’s long-term operation.

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