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VM-C Axial 10000m3h engine room

Vortice Marine VM-C Axial 10000m3h engine room is listed as a marine axial fan in the Ventilation / Axial Fan category. Equipment of this class is typically installed in a ventilation room, machinery space, cargo-space duct, accommodation HVAC space, or weather-deck fan station according to the served compartment. Its shipboard purpose is to move supply or exhaust air through the vessel's ventilation ductwork and maintain the required air change, cooling-air, or smoke-control duty. The exact piping, electrical, control, foundation, and accessory arrangement depends on the vessel and the supplied configuration. The structured source data lists the following model-specific information: Leistung (kW) is listed as 3.0. Any differences from adjacent models in the same family, including rating, size, material, control, certification, or accessory differences not explicitly listed here, should be confirmed in the manufacturer documentation.

3.0 kW
Power

Components & Design

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Technical Data

air flow m3h 10000
static pressure pa 300
power kw 3.0
fan type axial
zone engine room

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Common failures & inspection points

Impeller fouling, corrosion, or imbalance causes increased vibration, noise, and reduced airflow
Bearing wear or inadequate lubrication produces rising bearing temperature, rumbling noise, or excessive vibration
Motor, starter, protection, or cable faults cause failed starting, nuisance trips, or reduced speed
Blocked louvers, filters, dampers, or ducting increase system resistance and appear as low airflow or abnormal fan load
Loose foundations, flexible connections, guards, or duct joints cause vibration, air leakage, or mechanical noise

Service & Maintenance

Inspect the impeller, casing, guards, flexible connections, foundations, bearings, motor, terminals, dampers, louvers, filters, and duct condition. Check direction of rotation, abnormal noise, vibration, airflow indications, and local/remote controls; refer to the manufacturer documentation for exact bearing limits, clearances, and balancing criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Typical spares include bearings, seals, belts or coupling elements where fitted, motor or starter components, vibration isolators, flexible-connection material, and critical switches or sensors recommended by the manufacturer.
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