What is a circular diffuser?

Circular diffusers are air supply outlets for air conditioning or ventilation, which divide the direction of the air outlet into multi-directional flow. They are generally used in large area air supply outlets such as halls to ensure uniform distribution of fresh air. The main control parameter of the diffuser is the type of air outlet. Material, specifications, outlet wind speed, total pressure loss, and airflow range.

Diffuser, available in circular and square shapes, made of aluminum alloy, plastic, plastic steel, stainless steel, etc. A circular diffuser is called a circular diffuser, and a square diffuser is called a square diffuser. It spreads the wind direction around and delivers evenly. Suitable for occasions with suspended ceilings and uniform flow fields

Circular diffusers are made by splicing aluminum profiles, which are suitable for most ceilings and can be used as both air supply and return air. The core frame is detachable and very convenient to install. It can be used in conjunction with an iron fan valve to adjust the air volume.

Circular diffusers are generally used for blowing cold and warm air. They are usually installed on the ceiling. The airflow is of the adhesive (flat delivery) type, consisting of multiple conical layers. Due to the larger induced airflow indoors than the exhaust airflow, the deceleration speed of the blowing airflow is faster. Therefore, a large amount of air can be supplied to any size area, and within a given range of air volume, the size of the diffusion radius will also change.