| Architecture: tubeaxial fan |
1. A fan consisting of a propeller or disk-type wheel within a cylinder; may be either belt-driven or connected directly to a motor.
2. A type of axial-flow fan which is similar to a vaneaxial fan but without downstream guide vanes. Lower in efficiency than the vaneaxial fan, but also lower in cost.
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