Installation of submersible blowers

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Last time, we discussed the precautions to take before installing submersible blowers; this time, we will talk about how to install them. Operation with water: The base of the submersible blower is secured using steel plates, while the inlet and outlet areas are fixed with angle iron or galvanized pipes to ensure the stability of the machine. The motor part of the machine must be submerged in water. The main pipe is laid along the shore and secured with wooden piles or galvanized pipes; thereafter, branch pipes are connected, and the aeration discs are properly fixed in place. Precautions: Choose high-quality piping for easy installation and maintenance. The submersible blower should be placed in a location with a gentle terrain, ideally in the middle of the aeration ducts. http://www.shrizer.com/data/upload/image/20181013/1539412229451532.png Operation without water: Lay the pipes in advance; once the submersible blower arrives, simply fix the blower, connect the flanges, and then carry out wiring and debugging. You can apply dish soap at the interface; once it is confirmed that there is no air leakage, water can be introduced for testing. During debugging, pay attention to the pressure gauge; if the pressure is above 0.3, adjust the pressure relief valve until the entire pipeline is aerated and the pressure drops below 0.3. http://www.shrizer.com/data/upload/image/20181013/1539412577633364.png Diagram of the installation of submersible blowers. http://www.shrizer.com/data/upload/image/20181013/1539412229570401.jpg Diagram showing the completed installation of submersible blowers. http://www.shrizer.com/data/upload/image/20181013/1539412230632186.png Diagram illustrating the aeration effect of submersible blowers. The above content is the property of the original author; it shall not be reproduced or used without permission, otherwise legal action will be taken!