What is the service life of the flexible connections at the inlet and outlet of the drum blower?
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The service life of the inlets and outlets for blowers and exhaust fans is also different: 1. The inlet pressure of a blower is low, resulting in a longer service life. 2. The pressure at the blower outlet remains around 2.0 KPa, in a inflated state; what is its lifespan? 3. The pressure at the inlet of the exhaust fan is -1.6 KPa; what is its service life? 4. The outlet of the exhaust fan is subject to changes in atmospheric pressure, which can be slightly positive at times and slightly negative at other times; this causes the flexible connections to fluctuate back and forth. Coupled with changes in flue gas temperature and ambient temperature, their lifespan is short, with the shortest being 1 month. Let’s discuss it together!
This phenomenon itself should be a design issue. It’s impossible to have such a short usage period. I don’t know what kind of soft connection you’re using; it would be best to send a video for me to see. It is usually made of stainless steel; there are also rubber versions, but such a short service life is not possible.
Generally, for such non-metallic compensators, their service life depends on the quality of the products manufactured by the manufacturer