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CASE STUDY:Howdenuprates the induced draught Variax® fans at Asnaes power station in Denmark to make it ready for the installation of DeNOx equipment.

Industries

Variax® variable pitch axial flow fans are primarily used in the power generation industry. They are used as boiler fans, i.e. forced draught (FD), induced draught (ID), primary air (PA) fans and booster fans for flue gas desulphurization (FGD) applications.

The Variax® fan is also used for mine ventilation, in situations where relatively frequent variations in air quantity are required, or where effective reversal of flow is needed in the mine.

Howden has supplied over 3300 axial fans of this type since it was invented in Denmark in 1951.

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 Eggborogh Power Station (Photo Courtesy of Scottish and Southern Energy)  Power Generation
Power generation demands the highest levels of performance and reliability. Howden fans, heat exchangers and blowers are no exception to this, operating at peak performance for years between outages. Having been part of the power generation industry since its inception, Howden has supplied over...

Dust Extractor Mining
Whilst the normal operational demands placed on mine fans may not be as severe as in other heavy industrial processes, the consequences of malfunction are acute. Howden axial and centrifugal mine ventilation fans are designed first and foremost with safety in mind.


Howden Acquires Aeolus Industra e Comercio Ltd

On 22 August 2008, Howden acquired Aeolus Industra e Comercio Ltda, a leading Brazilian designer and manufacturer of industrial fans, with a strong presence in the pulp and paper, cement and ethanol markets.
Howden Chair inaugurated at City University London

City University London has announced the appointment of Dr Ahmed Kovacevic as the first Howden Professor of Engineering Design and Compressor Technology.