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High-pressure fan VAH series
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High-pressure fan - VAH series - LTG Aktiengesellschaft - high-performance / ATEX / low-noise
High-pressure fan - VAH series - LTG Aktiengesellschaft - high-performance / ATEX / low-noise
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Characteristics

Type
high-pressure, high-performance, ATEX, low-noise, high-flow
Configuration
axial
Function
explosion-proof
Supply voltage
AC
Drive mechanism
EC motor
Material
cast aluminum
Other characteristics
direct-drive, belt-driven
Air flow

Max.: 450,000 m³/h
(15,891,600.025 ft³/h)

Min.: 110,000 m³/h
(3,884,613.339 ft³/h)

Diameter

Max.: 2,500 mm
(98.425 in)

Min.: 1,250 mm
(49.213 in)

Description

The high-pressure axial fan type VAH is a high-performance fan with optimum aerodynamic properties. It is advantageous for high volume flows and pressures up to 3 300 Pa and is available with belt or direct drive. The impellers have 12 twisted blades with NACA 16 series laminar profiles and are made of high-alloy cast aluminum for maximum peripheral speeds and optimum efficiency. Advantages: • High volume flow • Optimum aerodynamic properties • High efficiency • Energy-efficient drives • Characteristic curve with limit power characteristic (no motor overload in operating conditions that deviate from the optimum design range) • Low-noise due to streamlined impeller and housing contour • Long service life thanks to robust design • Versions for extreme operating conditions (e.g. high temperatures, aggressive fluids) • Explosion-proof versions according to ATEX • Customized solutions

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