The Principle Of High-speed Fans

The impeller of a high-speed fan resembles an obtuse-angled, flattened cone. Several helical blades run along this cone. When the impeller rotates, air is "captured" by these helical blades. Under the immense centrifugal force generated by the high-speed rotation, the air is forced into the gap between the impeller and the fan body, thus compressing the air and generating a large air volume.

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