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HMF Centrifugal 30000m3h accommodation

Howden Marine HMF Centrifugal 30000m3h accommodation — 9.0 kW. The supplied category identifies the equipment as Centrifugal Fan, and it is normally installed in an engine-room, cargo-hold, accommodation or service-space ventilation duct or fan room according to the listed duty. In that listed role, its primary purpose is to move supply or exhaust air and maintain the required ventilation of the connected ship space. Axial, centrifugal, supply, exhaust and emergency-fire fans differ in pressure capability, flow path and emergency function, but all depend on sound rotating parts, unobstructed airflow and reliable motor control. Within the supplied list, this variant is distinguished from neighbouring entries by its model designation and the explicitly listed power; further hardware differences are not stated in the source. No additional performance, approval or construction detail is inferred from the model code beyond the information supplied in the source record. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

9.0 kW
Power

Components & Design

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Technical Data

air flow m3h 30000
static pressure pa 500
power kw 9.0
fan type centrifugal
zone accommodation

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Common failures & inspection points

Blade fouling, duct restriction or blocked guards reduce airflow and cause poor ventilation, high motor load or abnormal pressure
Bearing wear or lubrication deterioration causes rising vibration, rumbling noise or elevated bearing temperature
Impeller imbalance, corrosion or mechanical damage causes vibration and can lead to repeated motor or vibration trips
Motor, contactor or power-supply faults cause failure to start, phase-related alarms or unexpected shutdown
Loose foundations, flexible connections or damper faults cause structural vibration, air leakage or incorrect airflow distribution

Service & Maintenance

Inspect fan blades or impeller, bearings, guards, flexible connections, foundations, motor, starter and nearby dampers. Check for corrosion, fouling, abnormal vibration and unobstructed intake and discharge paths. Test remote start/stop and emergency functions where the fan is part of a fire or smoke-control system. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for airflow, vibration, bearing and electrical limits.

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Replacement Parts

Carry bearings or bearing kits where serviceable, motor or starter spares, belts where fitted, flexible-connection material, vibration isolators, fuses and control relays.
Equipment Model #110586 · ✓ still in production