Maintaining an ample supply of fresh air at work is indispensable to the health and general welfare of workers.

Industrial fans are often divided into two types, the Axial fans, and the Centrifugal fans.

1. Axial or “in-line” fans draws air straight through itself and, in effect, thereby lowering the rate of resistance.

2. Centrifugal fans, on the other hand, draw air through the center of the fan, before releasing air to the atmosphere at a normally 90-degree angle. The former is usually used for general ventilation, essentially, for example, for cooling or dilution ventilation; the latter is used mainly for being quieter.

Here are several matters to consider when choosing an industrial fan to use.

a. Suitability, which includes drive arrangement and fan location.

b. Capacity, which includes pressure and air exchange rate (measured in cubic feet per minute [CFM])

c. Static pressure

d. Sound Level (Sones), which involves Noise

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