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GRP fan

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zpiderman

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Oct 11, 2001
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In the process of sizing a dust collection system for a chemical process, it has been suggested to me to use a fan with GRP wheel/blades.
What is GRP? Has it been used in industrial applications for long? What is it's chemical resistance (process uses Caustic Soda)?
 
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If I am right, GRP is Glass Reinforced Plastic. Supposed to be a chemically inert material. Have seen this material being used for water tanks, holding tanks, etc.
 
Sriram is right. GRP is FRP. It is Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic. I saw lot many chemical scrubbers fitted with GRP fans. For structural rigidity, sometimes, FRP (GRP) is coated on carbon steen fan volute and impeller.

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