FAN & BLOWR CNTRIFUGAL FANS INTRODUCTION GNRAL PRODUCT RANG FANS BY FANTCH - INTRACTIV PRODUCT SUIT SLCTION PROGRAM PRFORMANC CONSTRUCTION The Fan & Blower range of centrifugal fans is marketed to the air conditioning industry throughout Australia by the Fantech Group and its agents. The Fan & Blower Company is an Australian company, wholly-owned by the Harvey Group, who have been steel fabricators since 1895 in NSW, and fan manufacturers since 1968, in Parramatta NSW. The wide range of products includes:- backward-inclined centrifugal fans mill exhaust centrifugal fans high pressure blowers and vacuum producers turbovane radial blade fan special purpose-designed fans when the application demands. The data in this section of the catalogue permits users to make quick selections and to determine the space required by the fans, but it is primarily intended to be a supplement to the Fans by Fantech - Interactive Product Suite computer selection program. The program has been designed for Windows 95 and later computers. The computer program is specific to the backward-inclined single and double-width centrifugal fans used in the air conditioning, ventilation and dust control industries. It enables users to select the fan and get a print-out of the performance curve and dimensions of the selected fan in the required handing. The computer program is limited to showing handings ACW0, ACW90 and ACW1, but others can be provided. A copy of the CD is available on request. The data given here, and in the computer selection program, is based upon tests conducted in accordance with BS848:Part 1, 19 for air flow and to AS1217-Section 3.4, 1972 for noise. Backward-inclined Centrifugal Fans Both the Laminar (L) and Aerofoil (AL) rotors use the same fan casing. The L blade is a backward-inclined blade. The AL blade has a backward-inclined hollow die-formed aerofoil section. Both designs have a non-overloading power curve. Apart from the blades, the rotors are similar in construction, using the same backplate, hub and inlet spinning. Rotors are balanced, both statically and dynamically, in an electrodynamic balancing machine to the balance quality grade G6.3. Fan shafts are machined from Grade CS1030 bright steel conforming to AS13-1983 and are designed such that the first critical speed of the shaft is equal to, or greater than, 130% of the operating speed. Re-greasable, single-row, deep-grooved ball bearings in pillow block housings are fitted as standard, or, where the duty warrants, grease-lubricated, double-row ball or roller bearings in grease-relieved split plumber block housings. The casings are fabricated from fully-welded, hot-rolled steel sheet plate conforming to AS1594-1992. -12 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI FANTCH 2008
FAN & BLOWR CNTRIFUGAL FANS INSTALLATION HANDINGS SPCIAL APPLICATIONS ANCILLARY QUIPMNT The amount of space required around the fans must be considered to avoid uneven air flow and pulsations and to ensure the fan will be able to work to its full potential. Generally this necessitates leaving a space equivalent to one impeller diameter between the fan inlet and a wall or baffle. In a situation where two or more fans are mounted in parallel, then a space equivalent to two fan diameters must be left between fan inlets that face each other. If that amount of space cannot be provided a baffle must be erected between the fans, and the possibility that the fans may not operate to their full potential must be considered. The full range of handings for both single and double-width units is available. The fans can be designed to handle air at elevated temperatures continuously. The treatment to the fans in these situations will differ according to whether it is a single or double-width fan but both can be adapted to suit the application; double-width fans are generally limited to 120 C when built to arrangement no. 3. The fans can be provided with the following:- access panel inlet screens drilled discharge angle flanges(spigot connection is standard) matching angles vibration isolators drain connection split casing variable inlet vane control heat slinger and guard spark-resistant construction stainless steel or aluminium(standard construction is mild steel) non-standard finishes(prime coat of grey, zinc phosphate is standard) inverter speed controllers attenuators OTHR PRODUCTS General information on the Mill xhaust, High Pressure Blowers and Vacuum Producers is given on page -20: refer to sales engineers for more specific selection and dimensional information. FANTCH 2008 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI -13
CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI FATURS Construction Casings are welded mild steel, with a prime coat of zinc phosphate, colour grey. Impellers are of welded construction and can have backwardinclined laminar (L) or aerofoil (AL) section blades. Shafts are of bright steel conforming to AS13-1983. Motors Type - squirrel cage induction motors. lectricity supply - single or three-phase, 50/Hz. Bearings - ball. See pages N-3/4 for details on these motors. Motors are selected to suit the application and can be provided with 2-speed windings if necessary. In addition, motors to meet explosion-proof, flameproof, dustproof or similar special needs, can be fitted. Speed-controllable using frequency inverters. Internal Thermal Protection Thermisters can be provided if necessary. Testing Air flow data is based upon tests conducted in accordance with BS848:Part 1, 19 and noise data to AS1217-1972. Special Features Both direct or belt-driven units to suit a wide range of applications can be provided. Selections The graphs shown on page -15 are quick-selection graphs only and are designed to give a close indication of the fan size required to perform a specific duty. Detailed selections can also be made with the Fans by Fantech Interactive Product Suite or by referring to our sales engineers for a written quotation. Wiring Diagrams See page M-6, diagrams DD 1, 2, 3. ANCILLARY QUIPMNT Refer to the ancillary equipment list on pages I-1, J-1 and L-1. HOW TO ORDR Before production can commence the following information is essential:- performance required air temperature, if other than standard fan size and type; eg. SWSI or DWDI impeller type; eg. backward-inclined laminar (L) or aerofoil (AL) fan handing discharge angle position of the drive motor degree of vibration isolation electricity supply type of motor; eg. standard, explosion-proof, flameproof, dustproof, etc. ancillary equipment (refer to pages I-1, J-1 and L-1) finish, if other than standard any special identification markings Special Note Refer to Fantech Product Selection CD-Rom or your Fantech Representative for detailed selection. -14 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI FANTCH 2008
SWSI & DWDI FANS - QUICK SLCTION CURVS 20 0 Recommended selection to right of duty point SWSI Fans 2 2000 10 Typical xample Airflow: 10m 3 /s Static Pressure: 1500Pa Recommended size is 1500 Size 12 13 15 16 18 20 22 24 27 30 33 p S F - Fan Static Pressure, Pa p S F - Fan Static Pressure, Pa 1 1000 0 500 20 0 2 2000 10 1500 1 1000 0 0.5 0 500 System Lines 0.6 1.0 3 q V - Volume Flow, m /s Typical xample Airflow: 30m 3 /s Static Pressure: 1500Pa System Lines 0 1.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 10.0 20.0.0.0 100 120 3 q V - Volume Flow, m /s 2.0 4.0 6.0 10.0 20.0.0.0 Size 12 13 15 16 18 20 22 24 27 30 33 Recommended size is Recommended selection to right of duty point DWDI Fans FANTCH 2008 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI -15
BLOCK DIMNSIONS & WIGHTS - SWSI FANS F A B A Direction of Rotation & Discharge Position C D CW.0 ACW.0 CW.0 CW.90 CW.1 Model Number Dimensions, mm AL../L.. A B C D F Drive Arrangements - SW & DW Fans Case only* weight kg 12 610 590 725 695 795 650 65 13 5 650 8 0 865 695 15 0 725 845 5 930 7 85 16 795 795 915 870 1010 795 90 18 865 8 1005 950 1105 850 95 20 945 965 1085 1030 1200 920 115 22 10 10 1110 1130 1320 1035 155 24 1145 11 1300 1235 14 1125 1 27 1200 1295 1420 1300 15 1230 2 30 13 1435 15 14 15 1395 315 33 1505 15 1705 1615 1895 1530 325 1655 17 1890 1715 1865 15 3 1795 1920 2070 1845 20 17 565 2010 2120 22 2070 2 1900 5 2200 23 20 2265 24 2095 895 2430 2590 27 2485 2720 2235 1125 26 28 3020 2745 3000 0 1470 2935 3150 3310 2990 3295 2625 O/A 3290 34 3355 15 2850 O/A 30 38 35 3720 10 3345 O/A * Add the motor weight to get the approx. total weight. Motor weights are shown on page N-11. Dimensions shown are a guide only, certified drawings are available on request CW.45 CW.90 CW.135 CW.1 CW.225 ACW.45 ACW.90 ACW.135 ACW.1 ACW.225 CW.270 ACW.270 Direction of rotation is determined from drive side for both SWSI & DWDI fans Optional Motor Positions, Belt Drive SWSI Arrgt. 9 Z W SWSI ARRGT. 1 Rotor overhangs bearing pedestal. Can be supplied with integral motor base. SWSI ARRGT. 3 Rotor supported between bearings. Not recommended below size 30. Can be supplied with integral motor base. SWSI ARRGT. 4 Direct drive, rotor overhangs pedestal, and is located directly onto motor shaft. SWSI ARRGT. 9 Arrgt. 1 fan with motor located on bearing pedestal. Z DWDI Arrgt. 3 W Y X SWSI ARRGT. 8 Direct drive. Arrgt. 1 with extended pedestal for motor and drive coupling. DWDI ARRGT. 3 Rotor supported by bearings in both inlets. Can be supplied with integral motor base. DWDI ARRGT. 7 Direct drive. Arrgt. 3 DWDI with pedestal for motor and drive coupling. Handling and dimension data on these tables are based on Arrangement 9 for SWSI and Arrangement 3 for DWDI. Motor positions Z&Warestandard Additional price for positions Y&X The designated motor positions never change, regardless of the direction of rotation. -16 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI FANTCH 2008
BLOCK DIMNSIONS & WIGHTS - DWDI FANS *I varies with motor size A B C D B A F G The dimensions shown are to be used as a guide only, certified drawings are available upon request. H I* CW.0 CW.90 CW.1 Model Number Dimensions, mm AL../L.. A B C D F G H 12 13 15 16 18 20 22 24 27 30 33 300 320 3 5 4 4 525 620 6 5 7 890 970 1065 1170 12 1465 10 310 345 3 420 4 505 5 620 6 5 830 920 1015 1120 1230 15 1510 16 1825 2030 330 5 5 5 0 5 0 6 725 5 885 9 10 1190 1315 1455 1610 17 1955 21 2 285 320 390 425 4 570 630 695 7 8 930 1025 1135 1 13 1 16 725 785 845 915 1005 1085 1110 1300 1420 15 1705 1890 2070 22 20 27 3020 3310 35 695 0 5 870 950 1030 1130 1235 1300 14 1615 1715 1845 2070 2265 2485 2745 2990 3355 3720 795 865 930 1010 1105 1200 1320 14 15 15 1895 1865 20 2 24 2720 3000 3295 15 10 0 850 905 9 1045 1120 1245 1315 1420 1550 16 1825 1990 2245 2425 2635 2865 3105 30 30 Motor kw (4 pole motor) I max.* 0.55-1.5 6 2.2 7 0.55-1.5 5 2.2 765 0.55-1.5 690 2.2 790 0.55-2.2 790 4.0-7.5 8 2.2-3.0 845 4.0-7.5 870 2.2-7.5 925 11.0 1050 2.2-7.5 9 11.0 1085 2.2-7.5 1105 11.0 1130 2.2-7.5 10 11.0-22.0 11 2.2-7.5 1100 11.0-22.0 1225 30.0 14 2.2-7.5 11 11.0-22.0 12 30.0 1530 2.2-7.5 1235 11.0-22.0 1385 30.0-37.0 1635 5.5-7.5 1300 11.0-22.0 1450 30.0-45.0 1650 11.0-22.0 1510 30.0-45.0 17 18.5-22.0 10 30.0-45.0 1850 18.5-22.0 1645 30.0-45.0 1945 30.0-45.0 1995 55.0 2195 30.0-45.0 2095 55.0 2295 30.0-45.0 2220 55.0 2420 30.0-45.0 2300 55.0 0 Case only weight kg** 95 1 150 168 210 290 325 4 500 6 825 1015 1300 16 1920 O/A O/A O/A ** Add the motor weight to get the approximate total weight. Motor weights are shown on page N-11. FANTCH 2008 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI -17
DIMNSIONS CNTRIFUGAL FANS SWSI, ARRANGMNTS 1&9 Sizes 12-33 Fan Size 12 13 15 16 18 20 22 24 27 30 33 Dimensions, mm A B C 330 2 215 5 285 235 5 320 265 5 290 0 390 320 5 425 0 4 390 6 430 725 570 4 5 630 525 885 695 5 D 310 345 3 420 4 505 5 620 6 5 830 300 320 3 5 4 4 525 620 6 F 430 474 530 5 6 700 770 8 9 10 11 G 3 420 470 515 5 615 690 5 830 910 H 395 430 455 5 5 590 650 710 7 8 9 J 1 188 200 218 235 253 288 311 3 5 K 455 488 558 5 658 5 830 892 9 1085 M 270 290 310 330 5 420 465 505 570 635 N 2 300 335 370 5 450 5 8 0 6 P 50 50 50 65 65 65 Q 145 1 170 188 205 230 2 305 332 5 R 335 370 0 4 4 595 5 710 5 905 T 195 215 245 270 300 325 3 2 4 0 7 U 150 1 200 225 255 285 325 5 410 4 515 Sizes -89 Fan Dimensions, mm Size A B C D F G J K M N P Q R S T U 9 7 6 920 5 1270 1000 2 1100 620 4 5 4 435 598 550 10 8 705 1015 7 10 1205 510 1230 705 820 8 2 615 1190 930 7 1120 890 1 1315 552 1315 745 905 0 5 5 723 6 1315 1025 8 1230 970 1700 1435 650 1410 795 1000 5 610 610 813 765 1455 1135 950 15 1065 1885 15 700 1500 835 1100 590 6 650 906 855 1610 1 1050 1510 1170 2085 17 710 15 935 1215 645 715 0 743 925 17 13 1155 16 12 16 1890 7 17 9 1345 710 7 790 3 1030 1955 1 12 1825 1465 18 2090 890 1900 1015 1485 7 852 830 903 1155 21 16 1415 2030 10 20 2290 9 1315 1345 1645 100 8 970 1095 9 1235 89 24 1850 15 2235 15 2200 2 1055 2535 1485 15 100 950 1050 1235 1050 13 Dimensions, mm CW0 CW45 ACW0 ACW45 CW90 CW135 CW1 CW225 Fan Size ACW90 ACW135 ACW1 ACW225 10 9 890 815 0 635 11 1065 965 890 815 700 12 11 1065 990 900 7 1395 1295 1170 1090 990 935 1535 1420 1295 1195 1090 945 1700 15 1420 1320 1195 1045 1865 1715 1550 1450 1295 1150 2050 1890 1715 1590 1435 1270 2285 2120 1905 17 1625 15 89 25 2325 2095 1955 15 15-18 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI H CW270 ACW270 The handing illustrated is anti-clockwise, discharge angle 0 (ACW0). Other positions shown on the fan handing page can be determined by rotating the case about the shaft centre. The drive motor (not shown) would be mounted on the bearing pedestal for Arrangement 9. For Arrangement 1, motor would be mounted on a channel frame attached to the fan base. See fan handing page for motor positions available. Certified drawings are available on request. For any arrangements not shown, refer to Fantech. FANTCH 2008
DIMNSIONS CNTRIFUGAL FANS DWDI, ARRANGMNT 3 D K J Q Q C B G o.d G o.d R Ø20 Holes H A o.s R F P N P Base plan Sizes 12-33 Fan Dimensions, mm Size A B C D F G H J K N P Q R 12 330 2 215 310 300 430 395 420 5 268 1 13 5 285 235 345 320 474 3 430 3 5 5 293 197 15 5 320 265 3 530 420 455 5 4 5 223 225 16 5 290 420 3 5 470 5 435 505 5 353 18 0 390 320 4 5 6 515 5 470 5 5 388 2 20 5 425 505 4 700 5 590 590 5 50 428 300 22 0 4 390 5 4 770 615 650 570 6 900 50 4 335 24 6 430 620 525 8 690 710 615 685 985 50 518 377 27 725 570 4 6 9 5 7 5 720 1090 65 578 7 30 5 630 525 5 620 10 830 8 715 815 1200 65 633 457 33 885 695 5 830 6 11 910 9 7 8 1330 65 698 515 Sizes -89 Fan Size 89 Dimensions, mm A B 9 7 10 8 1190 930 1315 1025 1455 1135 1610 1 17 13 1955 1 21 16 24 1850 C 6 705 7 8 950 1050 1155 12 1415 15 D 920 1015 1120 1230 15 1510 16 1825 2030 2235 5 7 890 970 1065 1170 12 1465 10 15 F 1270 10 1 1700 1885 2085 2290 25 2700 30 G 1000 1205 1315 1435 15 17 1890 2090 2290 2 J 850 910 1000 1100 1215 1330 1450 1620 17 1945 K 950 1030 1120 1220 13 1455 15 1770 1925 2095 N 1470 1590 1795 19 2185 2415 2655 29 3 3585 P 100 100 Fan Size 89 Dimensions, mm CW0 CW45 ACW0 ACW45 10 11 12 1395 1535 1700 1865 2050 2285 25 CW90 ACW90 9 1065 11 1295 1420 15 1715 1890 2120 2325 H CW135 CW1 CW225 CW270 ACW135 ACW1 ACW225 ACW 270 890 815 0 635 965 890 815 700 1065 990 900 7 1170 1090 990 935 1295 1195 1090 945 1420 1320 1195 1045 1550 1450 1295 1150 1715 1590 1435 1270 1905 17 1625 15 2095 1955 15 15 Q 7 835 935 1025 1130 1245 15 1510 16 1845 R 550 615 6 765 855 925 1030 1155 1235 13 The handing illustrated is anti-clockwise, discharge angle 0 (ACW0). Other positions shown on the fan handing page can be determined by rotating the case about the shaft centre. The drive motor (not shown) would be mounted on a channel frame attached to the fan base. See fan handing page for motor positions available. Certified drawings are available on request. For any arrangements not shown, refer to Fantech. FANTCH 2008 CNTRIFUGAL FANS; SWSI & DWDI -19