Causes of Roots blower tripping and simple solutions

The causes and simple solutions of roots blower tripping are introduced. There are many reasons for roots blower tripping, and the following are some common reasons:

Power supply problem: too high or too low voltage, unstable grid voltage, etc. may cause the roots blower to trip.

Overload protection: if the motor is overloaded, the computer will find that the current increases and automatically cut off the current to protect the motor and wires from overheating damage or fire hazards.

Circuit fault: circuit problems such as poor contact of wires and plugs, switch failure, etc. may also lead to the tripping of roots blower.

Equipment failure: Roots blower operates frequently, and check whether there is equipment failure, friction or collision

Environmental problems: direct sunlight, high temperature, high air humidity and other environmental factors may affect the performance of Roots blower, resulting in short circuit or open circuit and then tripping.

For the above problems, the following solutions can be taken:

Power supply problem: check whether the power supply voltage meets the requirements. If the grid voltage is unstable, a voltage regulator/transformer needs to be installed.

Overload protection: reduce the load to increase the rated power of the motor and the diameter of the inlet and outlet pipes of the fan.

Circuit failure: cleaning, replacing damaged cables, plugs or restarting switches.

Equipment fault: check the flange, rotor and gear of Roots blower for burrs, cracks, rust, etc., and repair or replace them if necessary.

Environmental problems: sunshades or pavilions are set around Roots fans to control the temperature, and ventilation equipment is used to keep the environment ventilated to prevent overheating or humidity, which can effectively reduce tripping caused by environmental problems.

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