fd fan working
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Answer / magesh
FD Fan working?
FD Fan is a forced draught fan, where the air is sucked from
the atmosphere and it is passed into boiler furnace. The
draught is created by a fan.
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Answer / sharda chandrakar
FD Fan is a forced draught fan, where the air is sucked from
the atmosphere and it is passed into the coal mill to
vapourise the coal.
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