The biogas booster fan will not start – what causes the overcurrent?

2017-11-08View Original

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The biogas booster fan will not start – what causes the overcurrent?

Reply #22017-11-08

Is it caused by an insufficient amount of biogas?

Reply #32017-11-08

Insufficient biogas volume does not cause overcurrent. Overcurrent usually occurs when the motor is under heavy load or when there is high resistance in the rotor section. It is recommended to check the fan bearings or motor bearings

Reply #42017-11-08

Could the rotor be stuck? Take the vehicle off the road to check the situation.

Reply #52017-11-09

First, check for mechanical jamming issues, and then examine whether there are any problems with the motor selection – whether a motor too weak is being used for a task that requires a more powerful one

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