Evaporator fan in your coolrooms

A facility that can retain goods at a cold temperature until they are used or distributed is in high demand. 

The optimal performance of these marvels is primarily controlled by the elements and components that make it possible, for instance, to keep the interiors of these buildings at a freezing temperature.

The fan found within the evaporator is one example of such a component. 

Because it is located on the ceiling of the coolrooms, the evaporator fan may draw air from the area underneath it, circulate it through the cooling system, and then release it at a lower temperature. 

During operation, evaporator fans and the surrounding components frequently employ refrigerant to cool the air being taken in effectively. 

Similarly, it regulates the airflow to maintain a steady temperature.

Evaporator fans are a necessary component of all modern refrigeration facilities. 

As a result, if they suddenly begin functioning poorly, it may impact how a company conducts its operations. 

To prevent problems, you must know the following warning signs that your evaporator fan is failing.

Temperature Rise

Coolrooms temperatures are often adjusted to accommodate the commodities stored inside. 

If the fan in your evaporator is functioning correctly, your items should remain fresh for an extended period without degrading. 

In contrast, if the coolroom’s evaporator fan isn’t functioning correctly, temperature fluctuations could lead to the deterioration of the items. 

Even a slight increase in temperature can easily harm the things housed in the coolrooms, resulting in significant time and resource losses. An ice sheet begins to form.

Ice accumulation indicates that the evaporator fan in the coolroom is not functioning correctly. 

Due to the inability of the evaporator fan to maintain the correct temperature in the coolroom, warm and humid air may now freely circulate throughout the coolroom. 

This is one of the primary causes that could result in ice formation. 

In addition, if frost and ice continue accumulating, they will likely interfere with the functionality of other components, rendering the coolroom worthless.

Issues Coming from the Use of Fans

Ice could form on the fan blades, which is a potential cause of the issue. 

As more ice accumulates on the critical components of the fan blades, it is fair to expect them to break without warning. 

Also, to compensate for the blockages found on the fan blades, other components of the coolroom will have to work harder and waste more energy. 

But, their demise will be accelerated if they rely on other elements.

Broken Parts

A coolroom’s numerous movable equipment and components are responsible for maintaining a low temperature to avoid the deterioration of stored items and expelling any excess heat. 

When the evaporator fan in a coolroom develops a problem, it pushes the other room components to work harder to maintain the proper temperature. 

Conversely, the more labour put into them over time, the faster they will degrade, leading to a rise in the number of broken coolroom components.

If you wish to avoid these concerns, please get in touch with us at ALKCOOL Commercial Refrigeration as soon as possible.