Their core function is to extract high-temperature flue gas generated in industrial furnaces, boilers, incinerators, etc., while regulating system pressure, making them key equipment in high-temperature flue gas treatment systems.

The coal gas booster fan, also known as a high-pressure centrifugal blower, has been developed based on the trend of two-stage coal gas stoves, combined with single-stage coal gas generators.

The impeller of a centrifugal fan is its core component, responsible for generating air pressure and transmitting energy. The structure consists of the hub, blades, front disc, and rear disc. The hub fixes the impeller to the main shaft, rotating with it.

Boiler centrifugal induced draft fans are suitable for the draft systems of steam boilers ranging from 2 to 670 tons per hour in thermal power plants. The medium conveyed by the induced draft fan is flue gas, and the temperature must not exceed 250°C.

Boiler centrifugal blowers are suitable for ventilation systems of steam boilers ranging from 2 to 670 tons per hour in thermal power plants. Unless there are other special requirements, the blower can also be used for mine ventilation and general ventilation.  

High-pressure centrifugal blowers are generally used for high-pressure forced ventilation in industries such as forging and smelting furnaces, glass, electroplating, ceramics, batteries, and radio electronics.

Anti-corrosion centrifugal fans refer to fans whose main components have undergone anti-corrosion treatment or are manufactured using anti-corrosion materials, capable of withstanding corrosive media.

Dust removal centrifugal fans are used in industrial dust collection systems as centrifugal ventilators.

Stainless steel centrifugal fan is a ventilation equipment made of high-quality stainless steel material.