Ceiling fan

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Oscillatory reaction motion – Compound motion

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416 5, 416170R, F04D 2936

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047309814

ABSTRACT:
A ceiling fan adapted for use in factories and office buildings, the ceiling fan including flapping vanes capable of vertically flapping during rotation, the double movement of the vanes being effective to stir and circulate the air in the room in a wide range. To effect the flapping of the vanes no wire or elevating members are used unlike the prior ceiling fan having flapping vanes.

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