220H26 Double Stage Blower Three Phase (380V) 0.55 kW 85 m³/h

What is a Blower?

A blower is a facility equipment that transfers air in an environment exposed to emission at a high flow rate or low pressure. It operates by rotating a fan using the power received from a motor.

In short, blowers are devices that transport air by blowing it.

Where Are Blowers Used?

Blowers are used in various applications, including:

• Gas flow through sewage systems, process piles, etc.
• Exhausting, aspiration, cooling, ventilation, and air conveyance.
• Wastewater Treatment Plants
• Car Wash Systems
• Paper Cutting Processes
• Bottle Drying
• Jacuzzi Systems
• Post-Printing Drying in Printers
• Fermentation Processes
• Oxygen Supply in Pools
• Heating Systems (Boilers, Furnaces, etc.)
• Vegetable and Fruit Washing
• Pipe Cleaning
• Dust and Particle Transport

How to Select a Blower?

Incorrect blower selection can result in poor performance and unnecessary electricity costs. In this section, we will cover the key considerations for selecting the right blower for industrial applications.

1. Determine the location where the blower will be installed.
2. Measure the area where it will be used.
3. Decide on the direction of the airflow.
4. Design an installation plan, including the blower, ducts, equipment, and processes.
5. Determine the required airflow values for the application.
6. Answer questions regarding the temperature of incoming air, its source, and its entry method.
7. Consider the pressure loss in the airflow outside the duct.

Essential Data for Blower Selection

Once all these calculations are made, the most important factors for choosing a blower include:

• Required air flow rate (m³/h)
• Positive pressure the blower needs to overcome (if used for air transfer) (mbar, bar, mSS, etc.)
• Vacuum level required (if used for suction) (-mbar, -bar, etc.)
• Ambient temperature

By answering these questions, you can outline the type of blower you need. For more detailed product analysis, please contact us.