A grille for ventilation apparatus arranged downstream of insufflation elements of a ventilation apparatus, the grille including a grid portion arranged upstream of a stator portion. The insufflation elements may include a fan. The grid portion may include fins which form concentric rings.

A protective grille for a fan has a web structure which comprises radial webs spaced apart in a circumferential direction and coaxial circumferential webs spaced apart in a radial direction. The protective grille has at least a radial outer region and a central region around a central axis of the protective grille. An envelope surface spanned by the radial outer region and the central region is of convexly curved form in the radial outer region and is of flat form, parallel to a radial plane of the protective grille, in the central region.

A portable cooling assembly for enhancing the cooling ability of an electric fan includes a tube that is coiled into a spiral and the tube contains a refrigerant. A pair of arms is each coupled to and extends away from the tube. Each of the arms is concavely arcuate to engage opposite sides of the fan for retaining the tube on the fan. In this way the refrigerant in the tube can cool air being blown thereacross by the fan for enhancing comfort for a user in a hot environment.

A ventilation assembly having a main housing that can be pre-installed in a wall or ceiling aperture. A fan assembly can be inserted through the aperture and releasably mounted within the main housing. The fan assembly can be removed from the main housing and replaced without removing the main housing from the wall or ceiling. An accessory component can be releasably mounted to the fan assembly either through the aperture when the fan assembly is mounted or prior to installation of the fan assembly.

A fan is provided, including a driving member, a fan bracket, a main fan and a main cover. The fan bracket is assembled with the driving member. The main fan is disposed on a first connecting portion of the fan bracket. The main cover is disposed on a second connecting portion of the fan bracket. An airflow space is formed between the main fan and the main cover. The main cover is formed with a first wind-guiding cover. Thereby, when the driving member drives the main fan to rotate, air can be inhaled through the first wind-guiding cover into the airflow space, and air will be exhaled toward a periphery of the airflow space by using a guidance of the first wind-guiding cover.

A cooling fan or use with a hydraulic pump having an input shaft in a hydrostatic transmission includes a rotatable hub having a central body portion and an axially extending peripheral surface and a plurality of blades that extend radially outward from the peripheral surface. The cooling fan also includes an attachment aperture defined by the central body portion and an integral flange that axially extends from the central body portion. The integral flange defines a guard space having an area that is less than an area defined by the peripheral surface.

An extraction blower having a housing having a main air chamber, a debris chamber and a particulate removal port connected to the debris chamber, an impeller configured to rotate within the housing about a central axis and having a base plate positioned in the debris chamber, a plurality of front-facing blades mounted on a front side of the base plate and a plurality of rear-facing blades mounted on a rear side of the base plate.

A fan (radial or axial fan), with an impeller and with a preguide device in the flow path in front of the impeller, preferably in front of the inlet region of an inlet nozzle, has the preguide device as a preguide grid with webs and/or guide vanes which are arranged and shaped such that flow influencing in the circumferential direction occurs for a substantially swirl-free inflow.

A fan cover (10), on which a fan motor (11) is mounted, includes: a fan cover flat portion in which an opening portion (12) is formed; a protruding portion (13) extending from the fan cover flat portion around the opening portion; and a supporting portion (14), which is arranged on the protruding portion, for supporting the fan motor, wherein a distance between the fan cover flat portion and the supporting portion of the protruding portion is smaller than the thickness of the fan motor.

A blower assembly includes a fan assembly configured to rotate about an axis and having a fan inlet ring that at least partially defines a fan inlet and a fan outlet. The blower assembly also includes a frame assembly coupled to the fan assembly and a recirculation damper coupled to the frame assembly. The recirculation damper and the fan inlet ring define an axial gap therebetween to reduce recirculation of an airflow discharged from the fan outlet.