A fan motor includes a heat dissipation fin. The heat dissipation fin includes an outer ring part, an inner ring part disposed inside the outer ring part, and a connection part connecting the outer ring part and the inner ring part. The inner ring part is elastically deformed to be inclined in parallel to a rotational shaft which is inclined when axial alignment between bearings is not made. Accordingly, the heat dissipation fin can reduce a temperature of the bearing while enclosing the bearing, and improve concentricity (axial alignment) of the bearing.

A blower includes a housing including an inlet and an outlet, a motor to drive a rotatable shaft, first and second impellers provided to the shaft, the first and second impellers each including a plurality of impeller blades, a first stationary component provided to the housing and including stator vanes downstream of the first impeller, and a second stationary component provided to the housing and including stator vanes downstream of the second impeller. A first set of stator vanes of the first stationary component is provided around the motor and are configured and arranged to direct airflow along the motor, to de-swirl the airflow and to decelerate air to increase pressure. A blower including a third impeller and third stationary component positioned above the first impeller is also described.

A blower for providing a supply of air at positive pressure in the range of approximately 2 cm H2O to 30 cm H20 includes a motor, at least one impeller, and a stationary component. The stationary component includes an inlet and an outlet. The motor, the impeller, the inlet and outlet are co-axial.

A motor assembly of the present disclosure improves a combined structure between an impeller and a rotor to more firmly combine them. Furthermore, the impeller is combined with a rotor shaft without deformation, so the durability of the respective components may be improved.

A blower includes an electric motor case, a housing having a housing inlet and a housing outlet between which is defined a flow path for gas, a first impeller adapted to accelerate gas tangentially and to direct it radially outward, and a stationary portion. The stationary portion includes an annular gas flow path of sufficient width to allow a flow of gas therethrough without introducing excessive pressure drop. The stationary portion includes a first stator vane structure defining a plurality of stator vane leading edges, the first stator vane structure located on the second side of the motor and arranged to smoothly direct gas flow along a curved path. The motor case provides a shielding function for the stator vane leading edges from an impeller blade pressure pulse.

Disclosed is a movable hood. The disclosed invention comprises: a fan which sucks in external air via intake ports and discharges, via discharge ports, at least a part of the air that has been sucked in; and a flow guide part which guides, toward the discharge ports, the movement of air discharged from the fan, wherein the intake ports and the discharge ports are disposed further forward than the fan, and the discharge ports are disposed further to the outside than the intake ports.

A diffuser, an airflow generating apparatus, and an electrical device are provided. The airflow generating apparatus includes a motor; an impeller including blades with air passages formed therebetween; and a diffuser including diffusing vanes with diffusing channels formed therebetween. In a flow region defined between a terminating end of one diffusing vane and a starting end of another adjacent diffusing vane, an intersection line between a bottom of the diffusing channel between the two diffusing vanes and its circumferential section includes a front arcuate line segment and a subsequent straight line segment, the arcuate line segment extends curvedly, outwardly and downwardly from or from adjacent an inlet end of the diffusing channel, the straight line segment connects to the arcuate line segment and extends to an outlet end of the diffusing channel. The diffusing channel is designed to improve the operating efficiency of the airflow generating apparatus.

A fan of a vacuum cleaner includes a motor, an impeller, and a diffuser. The diffuser includes a bottom plate and guide vanes disposed on the bottom plate. The guide vanes are evenly spaced and arranged along a circumferential direction of the bottom plate. Each guide vane extends obliquely from an inner edge to an outer edge of the bottom plate. An outer end of each guide vane extends beyond the outer edge of the bottom plate. Each guide vane is deflected an angle of 30 to 70 degrees with respect to a tangential direction of the bottom plate at the inner end of the guide vane. The outer end of each guide vane is deflected an angle of 35 to 120 degrees along a circumferential direction with respect to the inner end of the guide vane.

A blower for a breathing apparatus has a diffuser for increasing static pressure and/or reducing noise and/or mitigating pressure instabilities and/or managing reverse flow.

A fan motor includes a housing, a stator assembly disposed inside the housing, a rotor assembly rotatably disposed inside the stator assembly, an impeller configured to generate a flow of air in the housing based on receiving power from the rotor assembly, a first housing cover disposed at one side of the housing, a first bearing disposed in the first housing cover, a second housing cover disposed at another side of the housing and configured to guide the air along an axial direction of the impeller, a second bearing disposed in the second housing cover, and a vane disposed at a lower portion of the second housing cover and configured to guide the air in the second housing cover. The impeller is a diagonal flow impeller, and the second housing cover is arranged along the axial direction.