Cross-flow fans, also known as tangential fans, typically use a long cylindrical impeller. Air enters the impeller radially, passes across its interior, and then flows through the blades a second time before being discharged. This creates a broad, relatively uniform airflow pattern across the length of the fan.
Dry coolers and cooling towers are typically installed outdoors on rooftops, equipment platforms, or at industrial facilities
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence, high-performance computing and cloud services is driving server power density to new levels. In AI infrastructure in particular, rack power continues to rise, making thermal management a critical factor in data center availability and operational stability.
