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Centrifugal Fan Applications for SCR Systems
Power plants and other industrial operations that involve combustion often use Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems for pollution control and environmental compliance. SCR systems pull flue gas out of the gas stream and inject it with a reagent (usually Ammonia or Urea) to reduce Nitrogen Oxide (NOx ) levels before exhausting to the atmosphere. SCR systems are a critical part of meeting acceptable emissions levels put forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Fan Machinery Reliability is the Tip of the Iceberg at AirPro
When it comes to industrial equipment, machinery reliability tends to stay top-of-mind. If it’s down, you’re down, and that means lost time and money, and often lots of hassle or even safety issues. It’s why we insist on high-quality materials of construction, top-notch welding, optimal design, rigorous testing, and proper installation. We back it all up with our 3-Year Warranty!
Centrifugal Fan Applications for Thermal Oxidizer Manufacturers
Thermal Oxidizers (TO) and Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO’s) are essential industrial air pollution control equipment. Thermal Oxidizer manufacturers provide RTOs and TOs as OEMs for many industries that need to ensure safety, comfort, and compliance in their facilities as well as surrounding environments.
T.J. Mueller, Lathrop Trotter, Representing AirPro Fan & Blower Company in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky
How to Ensure Gas-Tight Fans for Industrial Processing
When your industrial process application moves toxic or hazardous gas, you need to ensure gas-tight fans so that there is no leakage.
Five Airflow Control Strategies for Centrifugal Fans
There are many reasons you would want to control the airflow in your industrial fan application. How you do it is based on your fan curve, whether you need to reduce volume, maintain pressure, change the curve based on frequency in hertz to add efficiency, protect your system against surge, or address multiple issues at once.
Tim Siverhus, Industrial Fan Solutions, Representing AirPro Fan & Blower Company in Southern California, Nevada, and Arizona
VFD Motor Control for Overspeeding Industrial Fans
Once upon a time, direct-drive industrial fans could only go one speed. With the invention of the Variable Frequency Drive (VFD), industrial manufacturers gained a great degree of control and the ability to overspeed the fan for optimal operation in the application through which it is moving process air.
Announcing Workforce Additions and 40 Percent Increase in Factory Square Footage
We’re thrilled to announce our intent, pending permitting, to expand our two factories in Rhinelander, adding production capacity and team members to meet growing demand. The planned plant expansion begins later this year and will increase overall plant square footage by 40 percent across the two facilities.
David Sprung, AirFlow Sales, Representing AirPro Fan & Blower Company in Kansas and Western Missouri since 2008
At AirPro, our manufacturer’s representatives (reps) are our lifeline to mutual customers and vice versa. We depend on them for their application expertise, industry knowledge, and ability to translate customer challenges into solutions working closely with our application engineers. But more than anything, we rely on their deep customer relationships and service mindset. We choose them as carefully as they choose us.
An Investment in Our People, Our Community, and Our Future
2021 marks the five-year anniversary of AirPro’s Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). To mark the occasion, we thought we’d get some background from Founder Keith White on his decision to sell the company to his employees. Watch the video above or read on to hear what he had to say.
Support for Essential Workers
This week marks a year since communities around the world and here at home began to lock down in the face of the global pandemic. It felt – and still feels – like everything changed in an instant. But in fact, everything did not change. There were many essential businesses including AirPro that kept producing and serving thanks to the dedication of their essential workers.