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Fans can be classified into impeller type and positive-displacement type based on their working principle.
Common fans are classified into two types based on their working principle: (impeller type) and (positive displacement type).
Answer: There are two types: centrifugal ventilators and axial flow ventilators
Centrifugal fans, axial flow fans, rotary fans
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Common fans are classified into two types based on their working principle: (centrifugal) and (axial flow)
Common fans are classified into two types based on their working principle: (impeller) and (positive displacement).