"> Novenco Marine CFM Centrifugal 5000m3h cargo hold
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CFM Centrifugal 5000m3h cargo hold

Novenco Marine CFM Centrifugal 5000m3h cargo hold is a shipboard unit in the Ventilation group, classified in the source as Centrifugal Fan. It is normally installed in engine-room fan casings, accommodation fan rooms, cargo spaces, machinery spaces or weather-deck ventilation trunks depending on duty. Its primary duty is to supply, extract or circulate air for machinery cooling, habitability, gas control or emergency ventilation duty. In service it interfaces with ductwork, dampers, fire closures, motor starters or drives, weather louvers and the vessel's alarm/control system. The source record states a power rating of 2.5 kW for this exact variant; this information is retained unchanged and distinguishes it from neighboring entries in the same product family. For exact limits, settings, test values and approved maintenance criteria, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

2.5 kW
Power

Components & Design

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Technical Data

air flow m3h 5000
static pressure pa 500
power kw 2.5
fan type centrifugal
zone cargo hold

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Common failures & inspection points

Bearing wear from contamination, inadequate lubrication or normal service, typically indicated by increased vibration, rumbling noise or motor overload
Impeller fouling, corrosion or imbalance from dirty or corrosive air, typically indicated by reduced airflow, vibration or uneven running
Motor or winding fault from overheating, moisture ingress or electrical defects, typically indicated by failure to start, high current or protective trip
Damper or inlet restriction from stuck fire dampers, blocked louvers or debris, typically indicated by low airflow, abnormal duct pressure or poor space ventilation
Flexible connection or mounting damage from vibration and ageing, typically indicated by air leakage, noise or movement at the fan foundation

Service & Maintenance

Inspect fan rotation, impeller condition, bearings, motor current trends, flexible connections, guards, foundations, dampers and air paths; confirm emergency fans start from the required control positions and that fire closures operate correctly.

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Replacement Parts

Carry bearings or approved bearing kits, belts where used, motor contactors or protection devices, vibration mounts, flexible connectors and critical actuator components.
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