Low Noise: Blowers are one of the main sources of noise in sewage treatment plants. To reduce noise pollution, it is often necessary to build a dedicated blower room. Therefore, selecting low-noise blowers not only effectively reduces noise but also saves on the construction costs of the blower room, thereby lowering overall investment costs.

Adjustability: Blowers need to automatically adjust the airflow according to constant pressure conditions during operation. The adjustment range should be wide, and efficiency should be high. Only by meeting these requirements can the optimal operation of the biochemical system be ensured, ultimately achieving the goal of efficient energy conservation. This is a core requirement in the actual operation of sewage treatment plants.

Ease of Installation and Maintenance: As a critical piece of equipment in sewage treatment plants, the ease of installation and maintenance of blowers is crucial. Choosing blowers that are easy to install and maintain helps reduce downtime and improve operational efficiency.

Low Energy Consumption: Energy costs typically account for 40% to 80% of the operating costs in sewage treatment plants. According to statistics, the energy consumption of blowers makes up about 57% of the total energy consumption in the plant. Therefore, the energy-saving performance of blowers is a key factor in reducing operational costs and improving overall efficiency.