HNYT Loads 30 kW Mine Ventilation Fans for Shipment
On October 17, 2026, HNYT loaded a batch of 30 kW mine ventilation fans for shipment. The factory photographs show the green fan assemblies in the workshop and on a delivery truck, with transport straps being arranged around the casings. The shipment provides a recent view of HNYT’s local ventilation equipment and delivery work for customers evaluating underground mine fan options.
Factory loading
The loading photographs show the cylindrical fan assemblies placed lengthwise on the truck bed, with their red circular grilles facing the rear. A worker is shown handling a transport strap beside the tailgate. These views document the equipment and loading activity at the factory, giving buyers a closer look at the fan casings, connection sections and transport arrangement.
Local ventilation applications
For smaller mines, ventilation equipment needs to balance airflow, energy consumption and operating noise. HNYT’s axial flow local ventilation fan range serves underground ventilation applications, including mine roadways and tunnel projects. Selecting a suitable configuration starts with the ventilation demand and duct system at the intended site.
As a reference within the wider range, the published FBY N3.0/30 specifications list 30 kW power, an airflow range of 250–425 m³/min and maximum total-pressure efficiency of at least 80%. These are catalogue values for that model, rather than measured results for this shipment. The precise model and motor arrangement should be confirmed against the order before applying a performance table.
Noise figures also need careful interpretation. The published FBY table shows a noise-related entry of ≥25 dB, but the metric and measurement conditions need confirmation. It should not be presented as a guaranteed on-site operating noise level. Buyers should request noise data for the proposed configuration and relevant operating conditions.
Choosing a suitable underground mine fan
Motor power alone does not determine whether a fan will suit a project. Required airflow, ventilation duct length and diameter, system resistance, available voltage and frequency, and site noise requirements all influence the selection. Reviewing these conditions together helps identify an appropriate operating point and avoid choosing equipment solely by its kW rating.
Planning a mine roadway or tunnel ventilation project? Send HNYT your required quantity, airflow and pressure requirements, duct layout, power supply and noise requirements. Request a configuration recommendation, the relevant parameter sheet and a quotation through our enquiry form.
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