Twin Lobe Compressor

In twin lobes one of the lobes is applied for driving with the help of external power resource and the other lobe is driven with the help of gears. The mechanism starts in terms of the two lobes rotating in opposite direction however run in constant speed and remove gases from the circumference.Lobe blowers consist of two rotors spinning in opposite directions. The blower sucks in air, and the lobes spin the air around before pushing the air out. They produce a high volume of air but at low pressure. Although rotary lobe blowers require minimal maintenance, they let some air escape.Twin lobe conveys 4 large pockets of air from suction to discharge in one revolution whereas Tri lobe conveys 6 small pockets of air due to which pressure pulsations in Tri-Lobe blowers is comparatively less than that of Twin-Lobe blowers which in turn reduces the noise level of Tri-Lobe Blowers.