Centrifugal fan

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A centrifugal fan is a device that works by using an impeller to accelerate air and then expel it outwards at high speeds, creating a powerful flow of air. The impeller, which spins rapidly, forces the air inward and then sends it out through the fan's housing, pushing it in the desired direction with great force. These fans are widely used in HVAC systems for ventilation and cooling purposes.