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Many people are surprised by the number of exposed “spinning” things that are inside a PC. These are fans of one sort of another, and most are quite unlike other fans that you have in your home because many, if not all, have no wire guard to keep your fingers away from them. However, there is little danger to fingers from the fans that live and work inside a PC. All of them will have blades made of light plastic, and while some might be big and spin quite fast (up to a rate of several thousand revolutions per minute), they have little power behind them. You would hardly be able to feel the blades hit you, let alone have them cause you any damage. In reality, the biggest danger from fans is getting your hair or clothing caught up in them. Keep your hair and clothing tidy, and keep them away from fans when they are in operation.Friday, December 28, 2012
PC Personal Safety-Spinning Things
Spinning Things
Many people are surprised by the number of exposed “spinning” things that are inside a PC. These are fans of one sort of another, and most are quite unlike other fans that you have in your home because many, if not all, have no wire guard to keep your fingers away from them. However, there is little danger to fingers from the fans that live and work inside a PC. All of them will have blades made of light plastic, and while some might be big and spin quite fast (up to a rate of several thousand revolutions per minute), they have little power behind them. You would hardly be able to feel the blades hit you, let alone have them cause you any damage. In reality, the biggest danger from fans is getting your hair or clothing caught up in them. Keep your hair and clothing tidy, and keep them away from fans when they are in operation.
Many people are surprised by the number of exposed “spinning” things that are inside a PC. These are fans of one sort of another, and most are quite unlike other fans that you have in your home because many, if not all, have no wire guard to keep your fingers away from them. However, there is little danger to fingers from the fans that live and work inside a PC. All of them will have blades made of light plastic, and while some might be big and spin quite fast (up to a rate of several thousand revolutions per minute), they have little power behind them. You would hardly be able to feel the blades hit you, let alone have them cause you any damage. In reality, the biggest danger from fans is getting your hair or clothing caught up in them. Keep your hair and clothing tidy, and keep them away from fans when they are in operation.
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