A twin lobe air blower, also known as a twin-screw blower or roots blower, is a type of positive displacement blower used for various applications in industries such as wastewater treatment, pneumatic conveying, and power generation. It consists of two counter-rotating lobes or rotors housed within a casing. The lobes have a unique helical shape that intermeshes without touching each other, creating a series of air pockets.
When the lobes rotate, they trap and compress air between them and the casing. This trapped air is then forced out of the blower at a higher pressure and flow rate than the incoming air. Twin lobe air blowers are known for their ability to generate high volumes of air or gas at relatively low pressures.
These blowers are often preferred for applications requiring constant and consistent airflow, as they provide smooth, pulse-free operation. They are also known for their reliability, efficiency, and relatively low maintenance requirements compared to other types of blowers.
Standard Design & Constructional Features:
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Technical Specifications
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Material
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Cast Iron
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Voltage
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220V
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Rated Power
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1-1.5kW
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