Blowers are one of the main sources of noise in wastewater treatment plants. To reduce noise pollution, a dedicated blower room is typically required. Therefore, selecting a low-noise blower not only helps reduce noise pollution but also saves on construction costs for the blower room, thus lowering investment costs.
During operation, blowers are required to automatically adjust the air volume while maintaining constant pressure, with a wide adjustment range and high efficiency. Only by having these features can the blower ensure the stable operation of the biochemical system and ultimately achieve high energy efficiency. These are basic performance requirements for blowers in practical engineering.
As a core piece of equipment in wastewater treatment plants, the ease of installation and maintenance of blowers is an important consideration when selecting equipment for industrial wastewater treatment plants. The convenience and maintainability of the equipment directly affect the plant’s operational efficiency and maintenance costs.
Typically, energy costs account for 40% to 80% of the total operational costs of wastewater treatment plants. According to statistics, blower energy consumption accounts for approximately 57% of the total energy consumption in a wastewater treatment plant. Therefore, the energy-saving performance of the blower is a key factor in reducing operational costs, and must be given ample attention.