Farming Roots blowers may sound a bit professional, but don't worry, let's talk about their tricks in plain language! Many farmers have encountered these problems when it comes to ventilation and oxygen supply: high electricity bills, loud noise, equipment that is prone to breakage, or insufficient air flow causing fish and shrimp to lack oxygen... These problems can be solved by a reliable Roots blower for most of them!
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1 * * Pain point: Why does farming rely on Roots fans? **
-* * Hypoxia crisis * *: During high-density aquaculture, there is insufficient dissolved oxygen in the water, resulting in the death of floating fish and shrimp heads, causing severe losses. The Roots blower increases oxygen through the aeration disc, directly improving the survival rate.
-Energy consumption anxiety: Ordinary fans consume electricity like flowing water, while Roots fans have a simple structure (no friction between rotors), high energy efficiency, and long-term savings in electricity bills.
-Noise troubles: Are chicken coops and pig farms afraid of disturbing animals? Roots blowers have lower noise levels than vortex blowers and are quieter when paired with mufflers.
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2 * * Select the right model: 3 key indicators**
-* * Airflow * *: Calculated based on the volume of the water body! For example, 1 ton of water with a flow rate of 1.5m3/min and an additional 20 for high density.
-Pressure: The water depth determines the pressure demand. Choose a model with a pressure of ≥ 35kPa for a 2-meter deep water pool, otherwise the wind cannot push the water.
-Material: Stainless steel casing is selected for aquaculture to prevent corrosion; Cast iron for animal husbandry is more economical.
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3 * * Avoiding Pits Guide: Installation and Maintenance Tips**
-Don't discount the pipeline: Too many bends or thin pipelines can significantly reduce air flow, and using PVC hard pipes is more durable than flexible pipes.
-* * Regular dust cleaning * *: Clean the air inlet filter every month, otherwise dust will get stuck in the rotor and the motor is prone to burning out.
-Lubrication should keep up: The gearbox should change the lubricating oil every 3 months (recommended industrial gear oil No. 220).
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4 * * Advanced Usage: Secrets to Power Saving**
-* * Frequency converter pairing * *: Reduce the speed when the dissolved oxygen demand is low at night, saving more than 30% electricity.
-Parallel use: Two small fans are connected in parallel for a large pond, which is more flexible than a single high-power fan and can be used as a backup in case of failure.
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**A nagging sentence: Don't look at the Roots blower like an iron lump, if you choose it right, it will be the "invisible hero" of the breeding farm! If you are unsure about the model, simply report the scale and depth of breeding to the manufacturer. They are more afraid of choosing the wrong one than you are~
