Product & Industry Updates

How Fans Help to Meet the Passivhaus Standard in MVHRs

The Passivhaus standard is widely recognised in the construction industry and provides specific criteria to increase the energy efficiency of new and existing buildings in line with future sustainability and net zero goals. The overall design and construction of a building including the integration ... Read The Full Article

The Significance of Velocity Pressure in Selecting Fume Extraction Exhaust Fans for Ducted Systems

In fume extraction systems, ensuring the safe and efficient removal of hazardous airborne contaminants is the primary task. Properly designed exhaust fans are instrumental in achieving this objective. Among the critical factors to consider during the fan selection process, velocity pressure stands ... Read The Full Article

The Importance of Hazardous Area Classifications in ATEX Fan Selection

In many of the industries our customers operate in, there are explosive or dangerous hazards present, whether continuously, occasionally, or rarely. Hazards such as leakage of flammable gases, dangers of gases accumulating in confined spaces, release of toxic gases, or exposure to aggressive ... Read The Full Article

Mechanical Design Criteria of Fans for Explosive Atmospheres: Clearance of Rotating Parts

Section 4.4.1 of the standard EN14986:2017, known as the design of fans working in explosive atmospheres, describes how industrial fans should be designed to make them suitable for placement on the EU or UK market, in explosive atmospheres. This standard provides guidance on design, construction and ... Read The Full Article

Understanding Intrinsic & Extrinsic Protection Principles

Intrinsic Protection Intrinsic protection refers to the built-in safety features or mechanisms that are inherent to a components design. These features are designed to protect the equipment itself and ensure its proper operation. Intrinsic protection can include various elements such as thermal ... Read The Full Article

The Importance of Auto Ignition Temperatures in ATEX Fan Selection

ATEX protection is all centred around preventing an explosion from happening when there is a presence of combustible dust or flammable gas, this means considering all potential ignition sources. When looking at sources, most people will look for sparks and flames as an obvious risk, but the gas or ... Read The Full Article

Axair Support the Development of Mobile Incineration Units

Mobile incinerators are designed to be on a trailer, truck bed or in a container. They play a key role in the waste management industry allowing for rapid response to sudden outbreaks of disease or mass pollution and the safe and sterile incineration of potentially hazardous waste. They are ... Read The Full Article

Introducing the STORM 18: High Power Corrosion Resistant Fans for Elevated Pressure Applications

The new storm 18 (ST18) polypropylene fan is the largest of Axair’s storm range of high pressure optimised forward curved centrifugal fans manufactured from chemical resistant polypropylene. The storm, ST range provides a wide range of relatively low airflows against elevated pressures suitable ... Read The Full Article

Understanding Laboratory Types & their Differing HVAC Requirements

In our previous article detailing BREEAM laboratory credits from using energy efficient EC fans, we discussed how incorporating low energy design strategies and highly sustainable features could contribute to a buildings overall sustainable features, to contribute towards a good or outstanding ... Read The Full Article

HVAC Fan Failure Monitoring

The undetected failure of fan coil units is a long standing problem in heating and ventilation. Fan coil units like the types found in H&V applications tend to be unmonitored and system fan failure can often go unnoticed to the point where a refit or refurbishment is required or where air simply ... Read The Full Article
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