Y4-68 Boiler Centrifugal Induced Draft Fan is designed for boiler flue-gas extraction and industrial induced-draft systems. It handles hot exhaust gas after combustion and is selected according to airflow, pressure, gas temperature, dust condition, motor power, rotation and outlet angle. Suitable for industrial boilers, furnaces and flue-gas ventilation systems.
Centrifugal induced draft fan for boiler flue-gas extraction, furnace exhaust and industrial hot-gas ventilation systems. Selection is based on airflow, pressure, gas temperature, dust condition, motor power, rotation and outlet arrangement.
Flue-Gas Extraction for Boiler Induced Draft Systems
Y4-68 is a centrifugal induced draft fan designed for boiler flue-gas extraction and industrial exhaust duties. It operates on the downstream side of the combustion process, drawing flue gas through the boiler, ductwork and gas-cleaning equipment.
Compared with the G4-68 forced draft fan, Y4-68 must be selected with additional attention to gas temperature, dust loading and system resistance. Published reference service allows flue-gas temperatures up to 250°C.
Y4-68 = Induced Draft
Use Y4-68 for boiler flue-gas extraction. For clean-air combustion supply, use the G4-68 forced draft series.
02 / Construction
D-Type Boiler Induced Draft Fan Construction
01
Impeller
Backward-inclined airfoil blade construction for stable centrifugal performance.
02
Volute Casing
Welded steel casing for flue-gas collection and pressure conversion.
03
Inlet
Streamlined converging inlet for controlled entry into the impeller.
04
Inlet Damper
Adjustable inlet device can be used for airflow control.
05
D-Type Drive
Fan shaft and motor connected by elastic coupling.
03 / Performance Data
Y4-68 Reference Performance
Reference values for preliminary model comparison. Final fan selection should be checked against actual flue-gas temperature, dust loading and system resistance.
Published Y4-68 performance data covers No.8–16 configurations. Final model selection should account for actual flue-gas density, temperature, dust concentration and system resistance.
04 / Flue Gas Conditions
Temperature and Dust Directly Affect Fan Selection
Gas Temperature
Published reference maximum is 250°C.
Dust Loading
Dust concentration should be reduced before flue gas enters the fan.
Dust Collector
Published series guidance recommends a dust-removal device with efficiency of at least 85%.
Gas Composition
Confirm corrosive components, moisture and other process contaminants.
05 / Rotation & Arrangement
Confirm Rotation and Outlet Position Before Ordering
Rotation
Left-hand or right-hand rotation, viewed from the motor side.