| Arrangement #1: This arrangement is very popular for most applications due to the flexibility and the versatility of discharge positions at time of manufacture. Overhung wheel on shaft-and bearing assembly isolates fan bearings from airstream. Normally this arrangement is used for V-belt-drive fans which provides flexibility in fan performance. Motor mounts independently from fan. See Motor Positions Diagram. |
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| Arrangement #3: Wheel supported between bearings is compact and suitable for clean, dry-air service. Arr. 3 fans are usually sold for V-belt drive fan applications. |
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| Arrangement #4: Wheel mounted directly on motor shaft to provide the most compact design. Elimination of shaft and bearings for minimum maintenance. |
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| Arrangement #7: Wheel supported between bearings is compact and suitable for clean, dry-air service. Arr. 7 fans are usually sold for coupling drive fan applications. |
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| Arrangement #8: Integral pedestal furnished for the motor and coupling. Most flexible of the direct drive arrangements allowing for larger motors, fan sizes and accessories. |
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| Arrangement #9: An adjustable motor mount featured on this arrangement provides a compact grouping of motor, drive belt and fan. The v-belt drive permits a wide variety of fan speeds. Similar to Arrangement 1, but with motor mounted on side of fan pedestal reducing overall size and field-installation costs. |
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| Arrangement #10: Compact, packaged design with motor mounted within the fan pedestal. Minimum field installation labor required. |
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Reprinted from "AMCA Publication 99-16, Standards Handbook"
Reprinted from "AMCA Publication 99-16, Standards Handbook"
