The hoisting of industrial large fans in steel structure grid factory buildings is significantly different from that in ordinary steel structure beam column factories. The core difficulty lies in the bearing characteristics of the grid structure, the selection of lifting points, and the installation method. Below are several aspects to introduce.

Industrial fans are not idle equipment in winter, and their proper use can actually solve the common temperature stratification problem in tall spaces and improve heating efficiency. Below, we will introduce the principles, functions, usage methods, and precautions from several aspects.

There are essential differences between industrial fans and traditional wall mounted fans in terms of principles, effects, and applicable scenarios. Below, we will compare them from several aspects.

Tall factories (such as aircraft maintenance garages, automobile manufacturing workshops, logistics sorting centers, and large sports halls) have long faced a "long-standing problem": heating floats on the roof in winter, and ground personnel have cold feet; In summer, the hot air accumulates in the dome, making the ground stuffy and unbearable. Traditional axial flow fans or central air conditioning systems either consume an astonishing amount of energy or have minimal effectiveness in spaces over 8 meters high.

The quality advantage of a high-quality mobile fan is mainly reflected in the following five core dimensions: