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Air-cooling classification

2016-11-27View Original

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Air cooling is divided into forced-air type and induced-air type; from what I remember, the fan is of the forced-air type when it is located below the medium tube box, and of the induced-air type when it is located above the medium tube box. The unit is equipped with an air-cooling system of the blower type; currently, it seems that the wind is blowing downward from the air cooler, and it is suspected that the fan blades are installed in the wrong direction. Is this correct?
Reply #22016-11-27
It’s also possible that the motor is reversing direction :)
Reply #32016-11-27
The probability of the blades being installed in the wrong direction is low; it’s likely that the motor on site is reversed. This happens frequently on site
Reply #42016-11-28
I’m not sure what type of fan you have. If it’s a centrifugal fan, air will be blown out in both forward and reverse directions; generally, the airflow in reverse direction is weaker, but there shouldn’t be a situation where the airflow changes from supply mode to exhaust mode

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