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Since its introduction in the United States in 1854, rotary vane blowers have been widely used in various industries. It can be said that rotary vane blowers are an indispensable element in modern industry. Today, Shanghai Ruizhe Environmental Protection will take you through a breakdown of the components that make up a Roots blower. Firstly, a complete set of Roots blowers consists of: the blower unit itself, a shared base, a motor, a motor mounting rod, belts, pulleys, belt guards, tees, pressure relief valves, check valves, pressure gauges, an inlet silencer, an outlet silencer, shock-absorbing connectors, shock-absorbing foot pads, and various screws required for assembly. http://www.shrizer.com/data/upload/image/20181030/1540888461797429.jpg Excluding accessories and motors, the component with the highest level of technical complexity and the most important one is the main body of the Roots blower. A good air handler generates relatively low noise during operation, has a stable airflow, and, compared to other rotary vane blowers, can last for over 10 years. The main components of a Roots blower consist of two sets of impellers, one cylinder body, 4 bearings, two sets of gears, 2 end caps, 1 gear cover, 2 bearing housings, and some other accessories. http://www.shrizer.com/data/upload/image/20181030/1540888572967076.jpg It should be noted that rotary vane blowers can be divided into two types: vacuum and pressure type. Vacuum and positive displacement Roots blowers are not very different in essence; both consist of a main unit, a motor, and various accessories. The difference is that vacuum-type Roots blowers have a vacuum filtration tank. And this is not required for positive displacement Roots blowers. http://www.shrizer.com/data/upload/image/20181030/1540888599736311.png That’s the detailed explanation of the basic structure of rotary vane blowers. If you want to know more relevant information, you can send me a private message. I will provide you with a more detailed and comprehensive explanation.