Exhaust particulate matter fan
A particle and fan technology, applied in mechanical equipment, machines/engines, liquid fuel engines, etc., can solve the problems of inability to absorb and discharge larger particles, inability to inhale and discharge particles, etc.
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[0021] refer to figure 1 image 3 , the fan shaft is set as a hollow shaft (5), a cavity (4) is set in the center of the blade one (2), the cavity (4) is connected to the hollow shaft (5), and an isolation net (3) is set in front of the blade one (2) , the isolation net (3) extends to the cavity (4) and the inner cavity of the hollow shaft (5).
[0022] After the fan is powered, blade one (2) rotates, and gas and particles are sucked in from the air inlet (1). Due to the effect of the isolation net (3), the particles cannot touch blade one (2) and enter along the isolation net (3) The blade cavity (4) enters the hollow shaft (5) again, and is discharged from the air outlet (8).
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[0024] refer to figure 2 image 3 , when processing the impeller, the front disc section blade is processed into centrifugal blade two (9), the blade root section blade is processed into axial flow blade three (10), and the isolation net (3) is set at the front of the blade and the inner ring, and the isolation net ( 3) extending to the inner cavity of the hollow shaft (5).
[0025] When the impeller rotates, the airflow and particles enter from the air inlet (1) under the action of the centrifugal blade two (9), the particles stay in the isolation net (3), and the air flow passes through the isolation net (3) from the air outlet (7) ), the particles move inward in the isolation net (3), enter the hollow shaft (5) under the action of the axial flow blade (10) at the root section, and are blown out of the air outlet by the airflow from the third axial flow blade (10) (8).
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