Electric fan and especially a fan of the flat type

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Ambient fluid or exhaust gas directed through hub – fairing...

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416 95, 417353, F04D 2508

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ABSTRACT:
The fan rotor has an axial passage for a stationary shaft, one end of which is secured to the housing. The other end is covered by a plug for sealing-off the axial passage near the impeller hub. An external cover-plate of heat-conducting material is placed over the plug and applied in good thermal contact with the annular end portion of the rotor which is associated with the impeller.

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