A radial fan comprising: a plurality of blades rotatable about an axis of rotation and extending radially from the axis of rotation; characterised in that each of the blades has a transverse profile that is symmetrical about a radial line of symmetry extending through the blade, at least a portion of the profile of each blade being curved.

A neck fan includes an arc-shaped shell configured to hang around user's neck and at least four fan assemblies arranged in the shell. The shell includes a first part and a second part. Each of the first part and the second part defines an accommodating space, air inlets and air outlets communicated with the accommodating space, at least one partition is arranged in the accommodating space and configured to divide the accommodating space into at least two accommodating parts arranged along an extension direction of the shell. Each of the fan assemblies is arranged in one of the at least two accommodating parts and is configured to direct air into the one of the at least two accommodating parts through corresponding air inlets and to direct air out of the one of the at least two accommodating parts through corresponding air outlets.

An AHU includes air channels. The air channel includes an air inlet and outlet guiding supply air into a building from outside or extract air from a building to the outside. The AHU is connected to an air ventilation ducting system. The AHU further includes a fan inducing a flow in the system when connected thereto. The fan provides a radial flow or mixed flow. The flow from the fan is redirected from radial flow to axial flow on its way from the inlet to the outlet. To provide a more efficient flow when the air flow from the fan changes direction, the fan includes a stator ring. The stator ring has an inner circumference encircling the fan's back plate and a surface essentially levelled with the surface at the edge of the back plate. The AHU may also include a flow guiding body guiding the air further downstream.

A head mounted fan includes: a main blowing tube configured to be mounted on an upper portion of a head of a user, the main blowing tube having an air inlet through which air is introduced and including a main flow path through which air flows therein; a sub blowing tube connected to the main blowing tube, wherein the sub blowing tube includes a plurality of sub flow paths branching from the main flow path to extend in one direction of the head when the head mounted fan is worn on the head, and wherein air is discharged toward a scalp of the head through a plurality of air outlets communicating with the sub flow paths; and a wind generating unit configured to provide air pressure for causing the air to flow in the main flow path.

The present disclosure relates to a portable air purifier. In the portable air purifier, a fan base is disposed between a fan module including a mixed flow fan and a filter, and forms a passage that connects between the filter and the fan module while coupling the filter and the fan module. Accordingly, the portable air purifier can ensure improvement in air purification performance with no increase in the size of the portable air purifier.

A counter-rotating fan, comprising two impellers and a motor. The motor is used for driving the two impellers to rotate. The two impellers are axially spaced apart from each other, and are divided into a first-stage impeller and a second-stage impeller. When the counter-rotating fan operates, airflow is blown to the direction of the second-stage impeller by means of the first-stage impeller. At least one impeller has turns of blades arranged in the radial direction of the impeller. Blades of each turn are spaced apart from each other around a hub of the impeller, and a spacer ring is connected between two adjacent turns of blades. The counter-rotating fan is stable in rotation and good in cooling effect, it is not easy to deform, and the wind is strong in the center.

A neck fan includes an arc-shaped housing configured to hang around user's neck and at least four fan assemblies arranged in the housing. The housing includes a first part and a second part. Each of the first part and the second part defines an accommodating space, air inlets and air outlets communicated with the accommodating space, at least one partition is arranged in the accommodating space and configured to divide the accommodating space into at least two accommodating parts arranged along an extension direction of the housing. Each of the fan assemblies is arranged in one of the at least two accommodating parts and is configured to direct air into the one of the at least two accommodating parts through corresponding air inlets and to direct air out of the one of the at least two accommodating parts through corresponding air outlets.

In one or more embodiments, an information handling system fan may include: a hub; multiple fan blades radially attached to the hub and configured to rotate perpendicularly to a longitudinal axis of the information handling system fan; an electric motor; a drive shaft parallel to the longitudinal axis of the information handling system fan that attaches the electric motor to the hub; and a housing that houses the hub, the multiple fan blades, and the electric motor. In one or more embodiments, the housing may have a concave portion perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the information handling system fan, in which the housing may include a first vent in the concave portion of the housing to intake air as the multiple fan blades rotate and in which the housing may include a second vent configured to exhaust the air as the multiple fan blades rotate.

The present invention provides a device and a system for simulating the buoyancy and the resistive force. The system comprises a pair of wearable devices, each of the wearable devices comprises a calf shell, a first ducted fan, a second ducted fan, a first connection component, a second connection component and a tracker. The first ducted fan and the second ducted fan operate in non-zero duty cycles for generating a first force in a first direction, and a second force in a second direction. The first direction and the second direction are in different directions. The sum of the first force and the second force are the sum of the resistive force, the buoyant force, the potential weights and the weight of the wearable device. The tracker further transmits feedback data to control system.

A portable blowing device configured for being worn around a neck of a human body, includes two arms each defining an airflow channel therein; and fans received in the arms respectively. The arm includes an inner side wall close to the neck and an outer side wall connected to the inner side wall. The arm includes an air inlet and an air outlet in communication with the airflow channel respectively. The air inlet is arranged at the inner side wall and/or the outer side wall. The fan is configured to generate an airflow passing through the air inlet, the airflow channel and the air outlet in sequence.