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Tubeaxial & Vaneaxial Fans Type T (Models TTABD, VTBD) - Aerovent

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Optional Construction<br />

Clamshell Construction<br />

An arrangement offering a convenient method for cleaning<br />

the propeller or servicing bearings. This feature is limited to<br />

fans of 48" and smaller.<br />

Swingout Construction<br />

Allows for entire fan assembly to swing out freely from existing<br />

ductwork. This feature allows for easy access and servicing<br />

of fans 48" and smaller.<br />

Spark Resistant Construction<br />

Belt driven fans can be furnished for AMCA <strong>Type</strong> B and C<br />

spark resistant construction with the addition of an aluminum<br />

rub ring around the fan shaft. They can be fitted for AMCA<br />

<strong>Type</strong> A spark resistant construction with all aluminum housing<br />

construction, an AMPCO 45 fan shaft, and Monel hardware<br />

in the airstream.<br />

Clamshell Construction<br />

Corrosion Resistant Construction<br />

For handling corrosive fumes, etc. Fan casings can be constructed<br />

of hot dipped galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum,<br />

fiberglass or protected with a wide variety of suitable<br />

protective coatings such as Plasite, Heresite, Eisenheiss, etc.<br />

High Temperature Construction<br />

Belt driven fans can be furnished to operate in temperatures<br />

ranging from 275°F to 600°F. For this construction, the fan is<br />

supplied with an A240 aluminum, solid cast propeller and high<br />

temperature bearing lubrication. Note that the fan must be<br />

energized to keep the bearings cool during high temperature<br />

operation.<br />

Swingout Construction<br />

8 <strong>Aerovent</strong> Bulletin 424

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