Dear Mr. Maue. It is not recommended to use a side channel blower as a compressed air generator. If we only look at the side channel blower principle, then the pneumatic compressed air energy will lead to little shaft power. Also because you have a lot of pressure available and side channel blowers are designed for lower pressures and higher volume flow.
Thanks for your question Mr Tonito. Yes, it is possible, but the differential pressure(Dp) between the in- and outlet of the side channel blower is limited. The Dp is limited to the maximum pressure specified at the rated frequency in the vacuum characteristic. Generally the vacuum characteristic has a lower maximum pressure then the pressure characteristic. Actually, it is usually the case: some pressure on the outlet in a vacuum application or the other way around(due to filters, silencers, piping and so on). In a pressure application there will always be some sort of filter installed. A dirty cartridge filter must be replaced before a Dp over the filter of 60 mbar. In this example the 60 mbar has to be deduct from the maximum pressure of the side channel blower at the rated frequency.
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Can I use one as a generator? I have a supply of compressed air
Dear Mr. Maue. It is not recommended to use a side channel blower as a compressed air generator. If we only look at the side channel blower principle, then the pneumatic compressed air energy will lead to little shaft power. Also because you have a lot of pressure available and side channel blowers are designed for lower pressures and higher volume flow.
Can the vacuum channel and compressor channel be used at the same time
Thanks for your question Mr Tonito. Yes, it is possible, but the differential pressure(Dp) between the in- and outlet of the side channel blower is limited. The Dp is limited to the maximum pressure specified at the rated frequency in the vacuum characteristic. Generally the vacuum characteristic has a lower maximum pressure then the pressure characteristic. Actually, it is usually the case: some pressure on the outlet in a vacuum application or the other way around(due to filters, silencers, piping and so on). In a pressure application there will always be some sort of filter installed. A dirty cartridge filter must be replaced before a Dp over the filter of 60 mbar. In this example the 60 mbar has to be deduct from the maximum pressure of the side channel blower at the rated frequency.