Air Blower For Water Treatment Plant

Blowers are mostly used in the secondary phase of treatment to create air bubbles which serve two main processes: aeration and agitation. The primary function of aeration is to provide usable oxygen for the aforementioned biological processes.Blowers are typically used to provide aeration in activated sludge plants and to promote aerobic digestion. They keep solids suspended in channels and in aeriated grit chambers, which is absolutely necessary for a proper treatment ecosystem.Blowers increase the pressure of the absorbed gas by a series of vortex motions formed by the centrifugal movement of the impeller. When the impeller is rotating, the channels in the impeller push the air forward by the centrifugal movement and a helical movement occurs.