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How to prevent explosions in Roots blowers used for oil and gas recovery?

2021-12-16View Original

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Some people say that for Roots blowers used in oil and gas recovery, not only must the motors be explosion-proof, but the equipment itself must also be explosion-proof—for instance, the impellers should be made of copper. Is there any such regulation?
Reply #22021-12-16
Without this regulation, aren’t you worried about fire breaking out due to friction caused by damaged bearings? ? ? A fire is one thing, but an explosion or something else that leads to serious accidents – would you dare to use it?:)
Reply #32021-12-28
Rotary vane blowers are either made of cast iron or stainless steel; there are no other materials available for now. Therefore, changing the materials is not very feasible; explosion-proof units achieve explosion protection through other devices, it’s not as simple as just using an explosion-proof motor. Also, looking at your parameters, if it can be changed to a centrifugal type, then there will be no problem.

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