why do fans generally rotate in anti clock wise direction??
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Answer / parveen
because fans are used to get air that's why design of fans are like that they rotate in anticlockwise if fans suck the air like exhaust fans they are rotate in clockwise direction.
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Answer / veeresh
If the fan rotate in clock wise direction , it will suck
the air and push to other side . The fanblades are designed
such way to pump the surrounding air .
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