Method of manufacturing a fan assembly

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 8881396
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13022250

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In one aspect, a fan assembly is provided that can be manufactured while producing a significantly reduced amount of scrap material. More specifically, the fan assembly utilizes a hub ring and one or more hub strips to support a plurality of blades rather than a solid center disc or end disc used by some prior approaches. In another aspect, a method is provided that includes bending a member into an annular configuration and joining end portions of the member together to rigidly fix the member in the annular configuration. The rigid annular member may be used as an end ring, a hub ring, an orifice, or other component, while producing significantly less scrap material than traditional approaches.

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REVCOR INC251 EDWARDS AVENUE CARPENTERSVILLE IL 60110

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Adamski, Stephen A Prospect Heights, US 9 54
Buckley, Michael F Rockford, US 9 99
Hall, Craig R Hartford, US 9 68
Menoni, Dominic Phillip Lake Zurich, US 5 35
Shelby, Richard R Huntley, US 13 145

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