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Question: What is the maximum pressure that a fan can generate?

2011-01-21View Original

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This post was last edited by qinghwa1982 on 2011-1-21 at 10:01. Everyone, for our design we need to increase the pressure from 1 bar to 4 bar. The client says that this process will only last two years, and they don’t want to use a compressor; therefore we have chosen blowers for this purpose. I would like to ask if rotary vane blowers can meet these requirements? If not, what type of blower should be used? Thank you. The medium is nitrogen, with a flow rate of 125 standard cubic meters per hour. (One manufacturer said that the maximum pressure for single-stage rotary vane blowers is usually 100 KPA, while that for double-stage rotary vane blowers is between 160–180 KPA.)
Reply #22011-01-24
The Roots blower does not meet the requirements! The maximum two-stage boost is 2BAR. A centrifugal compressor could be considered!

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