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Usually, in order for the air inside the duct to move more easily and smoothly, designers avoid L-shaped and sharp corners as much as possible in the design of ducting. And they try to change the direction when the channels rotate with an acceptable radius. But sometimes this is not possible and the forced designer chooses the L-shaped corner channel to change the direction. In order to help the air circulation in the L-shaped corners inside the channel, a training van is used inside the channel.
The turning vanes are installed at the points where the channel changes direction in the form of a 90 degree L-shaped elbow and helps the air flow inside the channel to be changed without hitting the front wall, which leads to a large pressure drop and disturbance in the air flow. and walk along the channel at a 90 degree angle to your previous position.
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