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Fan Engineering Calculators & Tools

Every calculation an HVAC, refrigeration, data-center or OEM engineer runs when sizing, selecting or troubleshooting a fan — airflow (CFM / m³/h), static pressure, fan laws, altitude derating, motor amps, bearing life, noise and more. Built and maintained by LONGWELL's fan engineers. Free, no signup, formulas shown on every page.

Airflow & Ventilation Sizing

How much air a room, process or enclosure needs.

Pressure, Ducts & Units

Static pressure, duct losses and unit conversion.

Fan Laws, Energy & Payback

Speed changes, electricity cost and ROI.

Motors, Electrical & Selection

Shaft power, amps, capacitors, fan type.

Noise, Vibration & Reliability

dB, blade-pass frequency, bearing life, redundancy.

Purchasing & Logistics

Container loading and sourcing helpers.

Why engineers use these tools

Most fan sizing mistakes come from three places: guessing the airflow, ignoring static pressure, and forgetting that air gets thinner with altitude and heat. These calculators walk the same path a Longwell application engineer follows — establish the duty point (airflow + pressure), correct it for the real installation, then check power, noise and life. Each tool shows its formula and typical reference values so you can check the result by hand or cite it in a report.

Results can be shared by link, copied as text, and referenced in your own articles. If you are specifying a fan, send the output to sales@longwellfans.com and we will match it to a catalog fan or quote a custom one.

Turn a calculation into a fan

3,800+ EC / AC / DC axial, centrifugal, cross-flow and duct fans. Catalog selection or full custom OEM development.