Ebm-Papst Mulfingen Gmbh & Co Kg

Jens Müller

Manuel Vogel

Oliver Haaf

Daniel Gebert

Erhard Gruber

Michael Strehle

Josef Rathgeb

Christian Haag

Thorsten Pissarczyk

Katrin Bohl

Marc Schneider

Jürgen Schöne

Alexander Konzal

Christian Hammel

Björn Sudler

Rainer Müller

Jochen Häfner

Eric Reichert

A blower wheel having a plurality of blower wheel blades arranged in a blade ring, which are connected to a disc covering the blower wheel blades, at least in sections, on at least one axial side, wherein a connection between the blower wheel blades and the disc determines a transition geometry, which has a rounded curve of a quadratic function when viewed in the cross-section, at least on one side of the blower wheel blades, particularly a side facing radially inward with respect to an axis of rotation of the blower wheel.

Blower wheel

The present disclosure relates to a radial fan wheel having a plurality of fan wheel blades arranged in a blade ring and at least one plate that, at least in sections, covers the fan wheel blades axially on the front side, wherein two adjacent fan wheel blades form a blade channel therebetween, the flow cross section of which is axially limited by the plate; an axial width of the blade channel increases to a maximum (M) at least along an outer periphery of the radial fan wheel starting from a suction side (S) of a fan wheel blade limiting the blade channel in the direction of a pressure side (D) of the adjacent fan wheel blade limiting the blade channel; wherein the maximum lies on a radial section of the fan wheel, which radial section lies between 55 and 95% of the distance between the suction side (S) of the fan wheel blade limiting the blade channel and the pressure side (D) of the adjacent fan wheel blade limiting the blade channel such that the plate, when viewed in the circumferential direction, has an asymmetrical shape between two adjacent fan wheel blades.

Covered radial fan wheel with a periodically and asymmetrically shaped plate

The disclosure relates to a flow-conducting grille for arranging on the suction side of a fan, with a grille web structure which comprises radial webs spaced apart in the circumferential direction and coaxial circumferential webs spaced apart in the radial direction, wherein the radial webs of at least one quadrant of the flow-conducting grille are curved in each case over their radial extension, viewed in the circumferential direction, towards a predetermined radial plane extending from a central axis of the flow conducting grille.

Flow-conducting grille for arranging on a fan

A protective grille for a fan has a web structure which comprises radial webs spaced apart in a circumferential direction and coaxial circumferential webs spaced apart in a radial direction. The protective grille has at least a radial outer region and a central region around a central axis of the protective grille. An envelope surface spanned by the radial outer region and the central region is of convexly curved form in the radial outer region and is of flat form, parallel to a radial plane of the protective grille, in the central region.

Protective grille with improved efficiency and noise characteristics

Ventilator

A ventilation device, in particular for heating, cooling and/or humidifying air in residential buildings, includes a duct-shaped housing () with an air inlet opening () and an air outlet opening (), and a fan impeller () as well as a filter unit, heat exchange unit and/or heating coil unit () arranged in the main flow direction (Z) of an air flow generated by the fan impeller (). An air guiding device () is arranged in the flow direction (Z) of the air flow in front of a suction nozzle ()&#x2014;configured as a flow conditioner, includes a bar structure with air guiding bars-such that a flow inlet opening is configured on the suction side at an axial height in front of the flow inlet opening () by the bar structure whose opening surface is smaller than the opening surface of the flow inlet opening ().

Ventilation device, in particular for heating, cooling, and/or humidifying air in residential buildings

Flow grid

Fan grid

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Künzelsau, Germany

Jens Müller