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04/06/2009 5:16 PM

How do i get an impeller fan for a power plant ?
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04/06/2009 5:41 PM

I have one here that I would like to sell to you. You can have it for almost nothing.

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04/25/2009 12:09 PM

"I have one here that I would like to sell to you. You can have it for almost nothing"

Thanks for your response how do i get the picture to confirm that it is exactly what i want

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04/28/2009 9:23 AM

The one I have matches your description perfectly.

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04/06/2009 6:13 PM

Call an impeller fan supplier and ask for a price.
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04/07/2009 9:38 AM

Visit GlobalSpec, the company that powers this site, and search for a supplier.
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04/07/2009 9:44 AM

Hello

You must have a technical specification for purchasing. Have you this document?

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04/25/2009 12:09 PM

"You must have a technical specification for purchasing. Have you this document?"

Yes, but the only technical specification i have is dimmension and drawing

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04/28/2009 9:48 AM

Dear sir

This data is as good as no data for the purpose. Unless the drawing gives (not likely) the technical details of the fan including its characteristics curve.

better go to OEM and ask for the relacement/ spare.

You are in a power plant , can you buy a turbine based on dimensions ? You need a couple of page of data sheet of these. For pump at least it has to be a fraction of that ?

It starts with fluid, flow, head ....

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