Electric fans are undeniably, the very need of summers in every household when the atmospheric temperature seems to go above normal comfort levels of the body. Mishimoto slim electric fan 14 rotates, blows air away, and speeds up the evaporation process, thereby resulting in cooling of the human body and room.
Components of Electric Fan:
Capacitors – Capacitors are used in an electric fan. Capacitors store energy, and this stored energy is used to rotate the fan from rest. So, this capacitor helps in increasing the torque of the motor and allows it to move rapidly.
Axle – Axle, or also known as shaft, is a sort of metallic rod which is mostly made up of mild steel. It stays at rest position while the bearings supporting the housing over it tend to rotate. It is also acquired of the arrangements for transfer of current to stator windings. Let us move t stator winding next.
Stator Winding – Stator Windings simply means that thousands of turns of electric wire on any non-conducting structure such as a coil.
Blades – Blades or wings are the hanging part bolted on the outer area of housing. Usually, three blades are used, and their length and throw of the angle depending upon the size and capacity of the electric motor.
Housing – Housing is considered as the outer part of the electric fan, which is known to carry stator, rotor, and drive shift bearing assembly on the inside and blades on the outside.
Working Principle Of Electric Fan:
Electric fans are known to work on the principle of conversion of electrical energy into mechanical energy. In this case, the mechanical energy is consumed as the rotatory motion of the fan blades. When stator winding energizes, it develops the rotating magnetic field, and it forces the rotator to rotate in the same direction as the rotating magnetic field. So, in such a way, electrical energy is converted into mechanical energy, which makes the rotor to rotate and housing to spin and the blades attached with the housing assist in throwing the air nearby, thus ultimately creating a cooling effect.
