Can Roots blower gas be mixed with air compressor gas?

Roots blower, as an invention with a long history, originated from George Kings and was improved and promoted by Roots Brothers in the United States. Its simple and reliable structure was gradually recognized internationally after its introduction in 1849. Because of its unique operating principle, it is widely used in various fields. The origin, working principle and wide application in different industries of Roots blower will be introduced in detail below.

Origin and development:

Invention of George Kings: The history of Roots blower can be traced back to 1849, and it was first invented by British George Kings.

Improvement of the Roots Brothers: After the invention, the Roots Brothers improved the Roots blower and promoted it in the United States, winning international recognition for it.

working principle:

Sealing chamber structure: the tiny gap between the two impellers of Roots blower and the casing forms a sealed chamber.

Forced air supply characteristics: when rotating, the chamber can continuously absorb external air and forcibly discharge, so that the air volume will not decrease due to the increase of pipe pressure, showing the characteristics of a constant flow fan.

Application field:

Water treatment industry: it is used for aeration, oxygenation and backwashing to provide dissolved oxygen for aerobic bacteria in water.

Pneumatic conveying industry: as the suction power, it can transport particles and powders.

Aquaculture industry: it is used for increasing oxygen and raising aquaculture output.

Application in other industries: it is used for combustion supporting and pressurization, desulfurization and oxidation, etc., and can also be used for mud mixing, compost fermentation, high-pressure air knife, vacuum suction, electric ferry aeration, etc.

Roots blower is popular for its versatility and cost performance, and plays a key role in many industries. Its simple and reliable structure and special operation principle make it an ideal choice for various application scenarios.