Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Combined or convertible – Hub lubrication or seal
Patent
1996-05-23
1998-08-18
Verdier, Christopher
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Combined or convertible
Hub lubrication or seal
416 5, 416 62, 416 91, 55471, 55DIG39, 95 78, 95277, 96 63, 96 97, 422121, 422124, F04D 2970
Patent
active
057951314
ABSTRACT:
A ceiling fan for cleaning air in a room wherein each blade of the ceiling fan has a cavity open to the top and bottom surfaces of each fan blade and a filter unit in each of the cavities but within the confines of the fan blade such that, when the ceiling fan is operated, the airflow created by the ceiling fan will be forced through the filter unit from the bottom surface through to the top surface, wherein the filter units can collect airborne particles.
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Crowhurst Paul E.
Lekhtman David
ClairIon Inc.
Gollin Michael A.
Verdier Christopher
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