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An Axial flow fan takes in air parallel to the axis of blades that rotates around it and forces the air out in the same direction. They can create airflow at a high rate and are capable of generating air flow in large volumes. The key reason why they are needed in industrial units is for the purpose of supplying fresh air. They can also be used to suck the air coming from return air trenches and rotary filters. They can also be used for the purpose of exhausting air out.  The most common applications in which it is used are air-cooled condensers, cooling towers, air cooled heat exchangers etc.

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Axial Flow Fan – Modern Industrial Equipment Required For Cooling And Air Supply Needs
An Axial flow fan takes in air parallel to the axis of blades that rotates around it and forces the air out in the same direction. They can create airflow at a high rate and are capable of generating air flow in large volumes. The key reason why they are needed in industrial units is for the purpose of supplying fresh air. They can also be used to suck the air coming from return air trenches and rotary filters. They can also be used for the purpose of exhausting air out.  The most common applications in which it is used are air-cooled condensers, cooling towers, air cooled heat exchangers etc.

Car park ventilation system with jet fansAs the inventor of the ductless car park system with jet fans in the early 90s, Building & Industry set a new standard for the ventilation of closed parking facilities.

Cars have become a natural part of everyday life. Despite widespread public transport systems, nowadays most people own a car. Parking facilities are therefore in great demand, particularly in cities and large towns. Conventional, open car parks take up far too much space, while people tend to prefer parks and open spaces in their cities. In other situations, such as climate conditions or a desire to prevent parked cars from being vandalized necessitate closed parking facilities. Therefore, more and more car parks are being built; both above and below ground. However, car exhaust contains several hazardous gases, carbon monoxide (CO) and benzene amongst others, and for health reasons these must be extracted from car parks.