Patrick Stern, Market Manager for refrig­er­a­tion tech­nology at ebm-papst Mulfingen, will present the “AxiCool” axial fan for evap­o­ra­tors and refrig­er­a­tors on October 12 in the forum in Hall 7A, Stand 618. Whereas sizes up to 450 are mainly suit­able for commer­cial appli­ca­tions and small store rooms on sales premises, the new sizes 500, 630 and 800 of AxiCool fans are intended for larger-scale appli­ca­tions, for instance in large cold stores or ware­houses and produc­tion facil­i­ties used in the food processing and food­stuffs indus­tries. This means that prac­tical and highly energy-effi­cient axial fans are now avail­able for high-perfor­mance evap­o­ra­tors in indus­trial and commer­cial cooling systems.

The high-end version of the “large” AxiCool with covered fan housing and inte­grated diffuser with guide vane will be presented by Patrick Stern at Chill­venta on October 12, 2016.

The high-end version of the “large” AxiCool with covered fan housing and inte­grated diffuser with guide vane will be presented by Patrick Stern at Chill­venta on October 12, 2016.

On October 13, Patrick Stern will be presenting “AxiBlade”, a revo­lu­tionary concept for axial fans. With the AxiBlade, ebm-papst has devel­oped a new gener­a­tion of axial fans that utilizes all the poten­tial opti­miza­tions opened up by the latest tech­nology. The concept is based on a modular system consisting of fan hous­ings of different heights with an aero­dy­nam­i­cally opti­mized geom­etry. In addi­tion, there are impellers with a profiled blade geom­etry, winglets and guide vanes to ensure maximum effi­ciency. This enables the new axial fans to be opti­mally designed for specific appli­ca­tions.

Refrig­er­a­tion specialist forum in Hall 7A, Stand 7A-618
AxiCool: October 12, 2016, 11:40-12:00
AxiBlade: October 13, 2016, 13:20-13:40

Both presen­ta­tions will be in English and are free for visi­tors to Chill­venta. Of course, the two product series in ques­tion and other high­lights will also be exhib­ited on the ebm-papst stand in Hall 4A, Stand 313.

The refrig­er­a­tion specialist forum provides an oppor­tu­nity to focus on specific issues in depth. The topics range from CO2 and water as refrig­er­ants, initia­tives to develop more effi­cient refrig­er­ants, compressor power measure­ment with new low-GWP refrig­er­ants, high-pres­sure compo­nents for CO2 and NH3, compact screw compres­sors with inte­grated frequency converters to inno­v­a­tive fan systems.