The main differences between dense structure Roots blowers and horizontal Roots blowers are reflected in their structural characteristics, installation dimensions, usage scenarios, and costs. Here is a detailed comparison between the two:
1、 Structural characteristics
1. Dense structure Roots blower:
Compact structure, light weight, and small volume.
The muffler is horizontally installed on both sides of the machine head, making the overall structure more space saving.
2. Horizontal Roots blower:
The structure is relatively large, with an inlet and outlet system, occupying a large space.
Common horizontal structures often use belt transmission, which is flexible in adjusting air volume and pressure.
2、 Installation size
1. Dense structure Roots blower:
The installation size is small and suitable for places with limited installation space.
2. Horizontal Roots blower:
The installation size is relatively long and requires a large installation space.
3、 Usage scenarios
1. Dense structure Roots blower:
Due to its compact structure and space saving characteristics, it is more suitable for places with limited installation space.
Widely used in industries such as power, chemical, steel, cement, and sewage treatment, the medium transported is clean air.
2. Horizontal Roots blower:
Suitable for installation sites with relatively open spaces.
When using positive pressure, horizontal structures are often used.
4、 Cost and Maintenance
1. Dense structure Roots blower:
Due to its complex structure and high manufacturing accuracy, the cost is relatively high.
But due to its compact structure, it is relatively easy to maintain.
2. Horizontal Roots blower:
The structure is relatively simple and the cost is low.
More space may be required for maintenance, but overall maintenance is not difficult.
In summary, both dense structure Roots blowers and horizontal Roots blowers have their own characteristics, and users should choose the appropriate model based on their actual needs and usage scenarios.
