Marine Axial Flow Fans
The CZF Series Marine Axial Flow Fans represent a new generation of energy-saving, low-noise ventilation solutions, specifically engineered to meet the demanding requirements of modern vessels. Designed for a wide range of marine applications, this fan ensures efficient and reliable air exchange in engine rooms, cargo holds, accommodation areas, and other critical shipboard spaces where consistent ventilation is essential for safety and crew comfort.
Combining a compact, lightweight design with exceptional performance, the CZF series is built to withstand the harsh realities of the marine environment. From extreme temperatures and high humidity to constant vessel motion and vibration, these fans are rigorously engineered to deliver stable, long-term operation under the most challenging conditions.
Built for the Marine Environment
Every component of the CZF fan is selected for durability and corrosion resistance. The impeller is precision-cast from corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy and meticulously dynamically balanced to ensure vibration-free, reliable operation. The fan casing is constructed from a robust welded steel plate structure and treated with advanced anti-corrosion coatings to withstand salt spray and moisture.
Designed for Easy Maintenance
Understanding the constraints of shipboard maintenance, the CZF series offers flexible casing options. The casing can be manufactured as an integral unit or, for enhanced serviceability, as an axially split (openable) structure. This openable design allows technicians to access the impeller and motor by removing half of the casing, significantly simplifying on-site inspection, cleaning, and parts replacement without needing to dismantle the entire duct system.
Key Features & Benefits
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✅ Energy-Efficient Operation: Optimized aerodynamic design minimizes power consumption while delivering high airflow rates, contributing to overall vessel energy savings.
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✅ Low Noise Levels: Precision-balanced impeller and smooth airflow paths result in quiet operation, enhancing crew comfort in accommodation and work areas.
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✅ Compact & Lightweight: The direct-drive configuration (impeller mounted directly on the motor shaft) results in a smaller footprint and reduced weight, ideal for tight engine rooms.
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✅ Reversible Airflow Capability: The fan impeller is designed to operate efficiently in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions. When rotated in the reverse direction, the fan delivers >60% of the rated forward airflow, providing flexibility for ventilation strategies.
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✅ Corrosion-Resistant Construction: Aluminum alloy impeller and anti-corrosion treated steel casing ensure long-term durability in salt-laden marine atmospheres.
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✅ Robust & Reliable: Designed to withstand the effects of shipboard vibration, shock, rolling (±45°), and pitching (15°), ensuring uninterrupted service.
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✅ Global Power Compatibility: Available with marine AC motors for 380V, 415V, 50Hz or 440V, 60Hz power supplies to suit international vessel electrical standards.
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✅ Wide Performance Range: Extensive model selection covering airflow rates from 900 m³/h to over 100,000 m³/h and pressure ranges to suit diverse system resistances.
Technical Specifications & Performance Data
The CZF series offers a comprehensive range of models to match any ventilation requirement. Below is a selection of key models. (Total Pressure and Static Pressure are shown in Pa, with mmH₂O equivalent in parentheses).
| Model | Flow Rate (m³/h) | Total Pressure (Pa) | Static Pressure (Pa) | Speed (r/min) | Freq (Hz) | Power (kW) | Motor Model |
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| CZF-30A | 960 | 330 (34) | 320 (33) | 2920 | 50 | 0.75 | Y801-2-H |
| 2000 | 180 (19) | 140 (15) | 2920 | 50 | 0.75 | Y801-2-H | |
| 2400 | 310 (32) | 270 (28) | 3500 | 60 | 0.75 | Y801-2-H | |
| CZF-35B | 1800 | 420 (43) | 400 (41) | 2920 | 50 | 0.75 | Y801-2-H |
| 3600 | 320 (33) | 250 (26) | 3500 | 60 | 1.1 | Y802-2-H | |
| CZF-40B | 3000 | 430 (44) | 400 (41) | 2920 | 50 | 1.1 | Y802-2-H |
| 5100 | 410 (42) | 330 (34) | 3500 | 60 | 2.2 | Y90L-2-H | |
| CZF-55B | 7200 | 280 (29) | 235 (24) | 1460 | 50 | 1.1 | Y90S-4-H |
| 13200 | 285 (29) | 140 (15) | 1750 | 60 | 1.5 | Y90L-4-H | |
| CZF-70A | 7200 | 515 (52) | 500 (51) | 1460 | 50 | 3 | Y100L2-4-H |
| 13200 | 405 (41) | 350 (36) | 1750 | 60 | 4 | Y112M-4-H | |
| CZF-90C | 15000 | 580 (59) | 550 (56) | 970 | 50 | 5.35 | Y132M2-6-H |
| 24000 | 600 (61) | 530 (54) | 1750 | 60 | 7.5 | Y132M-4-H | |
| CZF-100B | 36000 | 390 (40) | 300 (31) | 970 | 50 | 7.5 | Y160M-6-H |
| 54000 | 430 (44) | 210 (22) | 1160 | 60 | 11 | Y160L-6-H | |
| CZF-140D | 60000 | 640 (65) | 570 (58) | 970 | 50 | 18.5 | Y200L1-6-H |
| 66000 | 935 (95) | 850 (86) | 1160 | 60 | 30 | Y225M-6-H |
*A complete list of models (CZF-30A through CZF-140D) and performance points is available in our full technical catalog.*
Fan Applicable Conditions
The CZF Series is designed to operate reliably under the full range of environmental and dynamic conditions experienced at sea:
| Parameter | Operating Range |
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| Ambient Temperature | -25°C to +55°C |
| Relative Humidity | Up to 95% |
| Rolling | ±45° (Period 8-12 sec) |
| Pitching | ±15° (Period 5-7 sec) |
| Heel (List) | ±15° |
| Trim | ±10° |
| Vibration | Permitted |
| Shock | Permitted |
Model Explanation (Naming Convention)
Understanding the CZF model code is simple:
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C: Marine or Navy
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Z: Axial Flow
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F: Fan
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80: Impeller Diameter (cm, rounded)
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A: Impeller Code (indicates blade pitch/design)
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K: Optional – Openable (Split) Casing
Example: CZF-70A = Marine Axial Flow Fan, 70cm Impeller Diameter, Impeller Type A.
Applications
The CZF Series is the versatile choice for ventilation on all types of vessels and offshore installations:
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Engine Rooms: Extracting heat and fumes, supplying combustion air.
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Accommodation Areas: Providing fresh, filtered air to crew quarters and galleys.
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Cargo Holds: Circulating air to prevent condensation and maintain cargo quality.
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Pump Rooms: Ventilating hazardous areas.
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Offshore Platforms: General ventilation of process and living modules.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What are the main advantages of an axial flow fan over a centrifugal fan for marine ventilation?
A: Axial flow fans, like the CZF series, are generally more compact and lighter than centrifugal fans for the same airflow rate. They are ideal for moving large volumes of air against low to medium resistance (static pressure). They are also typically more energy-efficient for general ventilation applications and offer the advantage of reversible airflow, which is useful for certain shipboard strategies.
Q2: What does “axially open structure” or “split casing” mean, and why is it beneficial?
A: A standard fan has a one-piece (integral) casing. An axially open or split casing means the fan housing is manufactured in two halves that can be separated. This is a significant maintenance advantage on a ship because it allows technicians to open the casing and access the impeller and motor for inspection, cleaning, or replacement without having to disconnect the fan from the ductwork on both sides. This saves considerable time and effort during repairs.
Q3: The reversible feature says reverse airflow is >60% of rated flow. How is that useful?
A: This feature is valuable for ventilation strategies where you may need to occasionally reverse the airflow direction (e.g., for smoke extraction, or to change the ventilation pattern in a space). Instead of installing a separate reverse fan or complex duct dampers, you can simply reverse the motor rotation (electrically) to achieve significant reverse airflow. The specification guarantees that even in reverse, the fan delivers over half its rated capacity, which is sufficient for most purge or extraction needs.
Q4: What do the pressure values in parentheses (e.g., 34) next to the Pa values mean?
A: The numbers in parentheses represent the pressure in mmH₂O (millimeters of water column) , which is an older but still commonly used unit of pressure measurement in some engineering contexts. 1 mmH₂O is approximately equal to 9.81 Pa. We provide both values for the convenience of engineers familiar with different unit systems.
Q5: What are the key maintenance tasks for this fan?
A: Key maintenance includes:
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Periodic Inspection: Check for unusual noise or vibration, which could indicate an imbalance or bearing issue.
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Cleaning: Remove any salt deposits, oil, or debris from the impeller blades, as build-up can cause imbalance and reduce efficiency.
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Bearing Maintenance: Follow the motor manufacturer’s recommendations for bearing lubrication or replacement.
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Casing Integrity: Inspect the casing and duct connections for air leaks or corrosion damage.
Q6: Can this fan be used in hazardous areas (e.g., pump rooms for flammable cargo)?
A: The standard CZF fan is suitable for general marine ventilation. For use in potentially explosive atmospheres (like cargo pump rooms on tankers), a specialized version with spark-proof construction (e.g., non-ferrous impeller and anti-sparking features) and an appropriately rated explosion-proof motor is required. Please consult our technical team for ATEX, IECEx, or other hazardous area certifications.
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