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What are the reasons for the frequent tripping of high-pressure fans and how to resolve it?

2021-05-26View Original

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A high-pressure blower is used as the sealing air; the blower has a pressure of 13 kPa, a flow rate of 3.7 cubic meters per minute, and a power rating of 1.3 kW. However, after being put into use, it kept tripping frequently, and the reason for the tripping was the operation of the thermal relay. I installed a pressure gauge behind the three-way valve, and it showed only 7 kPa. The manufacturer said that the pressure of the device without any additional components is 18 kPa – how can there be such a large loss in pressure? Is it because the tee is too close to the outlet? How should this be handled?
Reply #22021-05-26
The diameter of the fan outlet pipe has been changed, from 50 to 40

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