Abstract: An outlet airflow direction control device includes a fan and a frame. The frame has an inlet and an outlet via which an amount of fluid flows into and out of the frame, and is internally provided at the outlet with a hub seat for supporting the fan thereon. A plurality of fluid control elements are radially provided between the frame and the hub seat to connect them to each other. Each of the fluid control elements is connected at an outer end, which forms a directional-guide section, to the frame, and at an inner end, which forms a connecting section, to the hub seat. The directional-guide section has an area larger than that of the connecting section, so that the fluid control elements are adapted to control a flow direction of the fluid flown out of the outlet of the frame.

Abstract: An anti-loose device for a motor includes a hollow shaft and a motor set. The hollow shaft seat, being provided with a recess and the motor set has an insulation frame, a silicone sheet and a locating member disposed between the insulation frame and the recess. The locating member has an engaging part, a first end part and a second end part and the engaging part is inset the recess with the first and the second end parts resisting the shaft seat and the upper edge of silicone steel sheet respectively so as to generate a function of locating the motor set.

Abstract: A rotor capable of dissipating heat comprises a hub and a shielding received in the hub. The shielding case has an upper wall with a plurality of projection parts. The projection parts have a side thereof attached to the upper wall respectively and a plurality of openings are disposed in the upper wall at the projection parts. The hub has an upper hub wall with a plurality of through holes. The fluid can move in and out via the openings and the trough holes to perform heat dissipation.

Abstract: A heat-dissipating module comprises a conductive part, a fan and a flow-guiding shield. The conductive part has a receiving plane being connected to the fan and fits with the flow-guiding shield. The fan has a fan wheel with a circular area measured with the diameter thereof greater than the receiving plane so that the fan wheel extends outward the receiving plane. The flow-guiding shield provides an inlet and an outlet and at least a guiding part is disposed at the inlet side. The guiding part receives fluid from the fan and the outlet fits with the conductive part. The fluid dragged by the fan wheel is received by and guided with the guiding part toward the conductive part.

Abstract: A rotor capable of dissipating heat comprises a hub and a shielding received in the hub. The shielding case has an upper wall with a plurality of projection parts. The projection parts have a side thereof attached to the upper wall respectively and a plurality of openings are disposed in the upper wall at the projection parts. The hub has an upper hub wall with a plurality of through holes. The fluid can move in and out via the openings and the trough holes to perform heat dissipation.

Abstract: A fluid moving device with a heat radiation, which is mounted to a conductive part to dissipate heat from a heat generation part under the fluid moving device and another heat generation part around the first heat generation part, includes a first frame member, which has an area thereof being equal to that of the conductive part and a base member being movably attached with the fan wheel, and a second frame member, which has a second hollow part with an area thereof being greater than the first frame member and provides a projection section extending beyond four sides of the first frame member. Once the fan wheel rotates, the fluid is dragged to enter the fluid moving device via the second hollow part and to leave via the first hollow part so as to dissipate heat in and around the conductive part.

Abstract: A radiation module capable of resisting backward hot fluid flow comprises a fan, a radiator and a retaining tool. The fan provides an inlet and an outlet. The radiator is connected to the outlet of the fan. The retaining tool secures the radiator to a heat generation part. At least a baffle is provided in the radiation module. The fluid enters the fan via the inlet and flows toward the radiator at the outlet to assist cooling the heat generation part indirectly and the fluid, which passes through the radiator with temperature rise, can be resisted to move backward with the baffle so as to enhance heat dissipation efficiency.

Abstract: A heat dissipation enhancing device includes a cooling fan and a radiator. The radiator is attached with the cooling fan and has cooling fins with flow passages being formed between the cooling fins for fluid driven by the cooling fan passing through the flow passages performing heat exchange heat in the radiator. At least a turbulent component is formed in the flow passages respectively. The heat convection of the fluid in the flow passages can be promoted and heat dissipation efficiencies of the cooling fins can be enhanced effectively.

Abstract: A fan with central intake comprises a fan frame, a fan wheel and a driving device. The fan frame provides a hub seat with a passage for fluid flowing through and a joining part in the passage. The fan wheel is received in the fan frame and provides a hub with a through hole being associated with the passage to constitute a central flow route and blades radially extending from an outer annular surface of the hub and extending inward to an end face of the hub to connecting with a receiving part, which is joined to the joining part The driving device is mounted to the fan frame and the fan wheel respectively to rotate the fan wheel. When the fan wheel is rotated with the driving device, the fluid moves along the central flow route to dissipate heat in the center of an article being cooled, the driving device and the joining part so as to enhance heat dissipation efficiency and running efficiency.

Abstract: An axial flow fan comprises a fan frame and a fan blade wheel. The fan flame has an inlet and an outlet with a support device at the outlet. The fan blade wheel is received in the fan frame. The support device at least has a guide flow device to guide flowing fluid during the fan blade wheel rotating. In this way, a stagnation area can be resisted at the fan and enhances effect of heat dissipation.

Abstract: A rotor assembly capable of dissipating heat comprises a shied cover and a hub. The shied cover provides a closed end and an open end with a lateral wall thereof being joined to the closed end and at least a through hole being provided at the closed end. The hub provides at least a fixing part, which penetrates the through hole, such that the hub can be attached to the outer surface of the shield cover. Hence, fluid can move in and out via the through hole to enhance convection efficiency and promote heat dissipation effectively.

Abstract: A radiation module comprises a rectangular radiator and a fan. The rectangular radiator provides two long lateral sides and two short lateral sides, The fan is attached to the radiator and has an annular frame with a fan wheel being received therein. The annular frame has a plurality of engaging part at the periphery thereof and a flow passage therein. The annular frame is fixed to the radiator with the engaging parts engaging with the radiator such that part of the flow passage extends beyond the long lateral sides to form two outer sections for fluid flowing outward directly via the outer sections.

Abstract: A cooling fan without returning flow comprises a motor stator, a frame and a motor rotor. The frame is joined to the stator with a support device at the inlet side thereof. The motor rotor is disposed at the stator. A fan blade set is disposed under the rotor and at the outlet side of the frame. An airflow area of the outlet can be increased to prevent the outlet side from producing a stagnation zone so as to increase cooling area and reduce noise.

Abstract: An anti-vibration device for a motor bearing at least comprises an axial barrel core, a shaft and a shock retard piece. The axial barrel core has a recess at the bottom thereof with the recess having a flat top. A bearing is received in the axial barrel and the shock retard piece is placed on the top of the recess so that a space is formed between the shock retard piece and the recess available for the shock retard piece being deformed. The shaft is movably attached to the barrel core to contact with shock retard piece. When the shaft rotates, vibration can be retarded to allow the shaft providing a steady rotation by way of support of the shock retard piece.

Abstract: A fan enabling increased air volume includes at least a fan wheel and a driving unit for driving the fan wheel to maintain a uniform rotating speed. The fan wheel includes a hub and a plurality of blades radially extended from an outer periphery of the hub. The blades may be arranged on the hub in different manners, such as having a preceding blade overlapped a following blade, or having a blade root installation angle smaller than 53° and a blade tip inclination angle smaller than 46°, or having a solidity of blade roots larger than 1.5 and a solidity of blade tips larger than 1, so that the fan wheel produces increased air volume and accordingly enhanced cooling power at the uniform rotating speed.

Abstract: An axial flow fan includes a frame, a driving device and a fan blade part. The driving device is disposed in the frame and the fan blade part provides a hub member and a plurality of fan blades attached to the outer rim of the hub member and the hub member engaging with the driving device. It is characterized in that the fan blades are disposed outside the frame and the lower edges of the fan blades are flush with or higher than the upper edge of the frame.

Abstract: A fan device with increased airflow output is provided, which includes: a frame having an air inlet and an air outlet, and formed with an opening penetrating through the frame; and a rotating mechanism received in the opening of the frame and connected to a driving mechanism that drives the rotating mechanism to rotate, the rotating mechanism being composed of a hub and a plurality of blades peripherally mounted to the hub, wherein each of the blades is formed with at least an extending portion, and the extending portions are adapted to expose to the air inlet for increasing contact area between the blades and ambient air. By the above fan device with increased air intake, pressure and quantity of airflow outputted from the fan device can be desirably enhanced, so as to achieve optimal heat dissipation effect for an electronic device mounted with the fan device.

Abstract: An outlet airflow direction control device includes a fan and a frame. The frame has an inlet and an outlet via which an amount of fluid flows into and out of the frame, and is internally provided at the outlet with a hub seat for supporting the fan thereon. A plurality of fluid control elements are radially provided between the frame and the hub seat to connect them to each other. Each of the fluid control elements is connected at an outer end, which forms a directional-guide section, to the frame, and at an inner end, which forms a connecting section, to the hub seat. The directional-guide section has an area larger than that of the connecting section, so that the fluid control elements are adapted to control a flow direction of the fluid flown out of the outlet of the frame.

Abstract: An outlet airflow direction control device mainly includes a frame and a fan. The frame has an inlet and an outlet via which an amount of fluid flows into and out of the frame, and is internally provided at a predetermined position with a hub seat. The hub seat is provided on a peripheral wall with a plurality of radially projected fluid control elements. The fan is mounted on the hub seat in the frame. When the fan is rotated to cause an amount of fluid to flow through the outlet of the frame, the fluid control elements are adapted to control a flow direction of the fluid flown out of the outlet.

Abstract: An outlet airflow direction control unit mainly includes a frame and a fan mounted in the frame. The frame has an inlet and an outlet via which an amount of fluid flows into and out of the frame, and is internally provided at predetermined positions with a plurality of radially projected fluid control elements. When the fan is rotated to cause an amount of fluid to flow through the outlet of the frame, the fluid control elements provided in the frame are adapted to control a flow direction of the fluid flown out of the outlet.