Saturday, 22 February 2014

air blowers

Air vacuum pumps


Radial air blowers: these are designed for industrial use in small exhaust systems which are capable of handling air that contains dirt particles while maintaining high-pressure supply of air (hence self-cleaner). These have lowest efficiency levels as blades have no curve or lean and are perpendicular to the wheel’s rotation.
Place: polluted air situations
Airfoil air blowers: these have the most efficient design as they require lower horsepower levels to operate. Their blowers have an airfoil shape that is wide at the centre and curves down to narrow edges.
Place: clean air situations

It is basically a device that removes gas molecules from a sealed volume in order to leave behind a partial vacuum.
It was first invented by Otto Von Guericke in 1650; which was preceded by the suction pump.
Vacuum pumps are used widely in many industries and for scientifically researches. It includes composite plastic moulding processes, driving some of the flight instruments in older and simpler aircraft without electrical systems, production of most types of electric lamps, vacuum tubes, & CRT’s where the device is either evacuated or refilled with some gas. It is also used for semiconductor processing, notably ion implantation, dry etch and PVD, ALD, PECD & CVD deposition, electron microscopy; medical processes requiring suction and applications such as radiotherapy, radio surgery and radio pharmacy and also in uranium enrichment.