Forward & Backward Curved Fans: Optimize Airflow Efficiency

Both forward curved and backward curved fans are extremely important to modern airflow systems since they both provide separate functions depending on the requirements of the application. Since the blades of forward curved fans are designed to flow and assist the movement of large quantities of air over a wide range, they generally flow air, in most cases, at low pressures and low resistances, and this provides large quantities of airflow at low levels of noise; therefore, they are extremely suitable and often used in residential HVAC systems and large office buildings. They are also very lightweight, which contributes to overall energy efficiency. Backward curved fans, on the other hand, are designed for high pressure applications, which means that they are used for the industrial applications that require high and/or robust airflow. Because of the design of backward curved fans, they consume less energy and therefore, have longer operational life because of the design of the motor which in turn functions in a more efficient manner. Forward curved fans have high static pressure, and are also used for large scale ventilation systems as well as dust collection systems. At Fanova, we are committed to creating new and advanced ways to improve our and backward and forward curved fans manufacturing processes. With the highest focus on our fans quality and performance, our research and development team are committed to discovering new methods that improve our fans functionality. We are committed to utilizing new materials and technological advances to maintain our position as the market leader and to provide our customers with the best custom solutions.