Blower working principle

Twin lobe roots blower is a cubage blower and it discharges a fixed amount of air in proportion to its rotation speed. Every rotation, there are two lobes to finish three times absorbing and discharging air. Compared with the lobes blower, it has fewer air pulses, smaller load change, higher strength, and low ER noise and vibration.

Two parallel shafts have three lobes each, all the lobes keep a small clearance with each other and housing insideEverylobes rotation, a certain air will be absorbed in the inlet and transferred from the housing inside the surface to the blower's-discharge port.

Two shafts will be turned by the timing gears, with no touching between lobes, so it can be tuned at high speed without any lubrication inside. It has the following characteristics: Simple configuration; running smoothly; good performance, and stabilization. It has been widely applied in various industries

Roots Blower Structure

Package Size and Weight

The septic tank is a treatment facility that uses the principles of sedimentation and anaerobic fermentation to remove suspended organic matter in domestic sewage. It is a primary transitional living treatment structure.

Three-phase separation technology

The three-phase separation septic tank technology is based on the traditional septic tank, retaining the advantages of mixing mud and water in the septic tank, and adding the three-phase separation technology of "sewage, sludge, and digestion gas". A three-phase separation device is installed at the water outlet to separate the sludge and digestion gas from the sewage treatment process to avoid the interference of air flotation on sewage treatment. The sedimentation tank at the water outlet refers to the technical standards of advection sedimentation tanks, and the sewage sedimentation time is within 2 hours.

1. Filtration Media Support: Filter nozzles are often used to support or hold filtration media, such as sand, gravel, activated carbon, or other filter materials. They prevent the filter media from being washed away or displaced by the flowing fluid.

2. Uniform Distribution: Filter nozzles are designed to provide uniform distribution of the fluid or gas across the entire surface of the filter media. This even distribution helps maximize the filtration efficiency.

3. Applications: Filter nozzles are used in a wide range of applications, including water treatment, wastewater treatment, industrial processes, and aquaculture. They are essential components in processes like sand filtration, activated carbon filtration, and reverse osmosis.

4. Maintenance: Proper maintenance of filter nozzles is crucial to ensure their continued efficiency. They can become clogged with debris over time, which reduces their effectiveness. Regular cleaning and replacement, if necessary, are important for optimal filtration performance.

5. Materials: Filter nozzles are typically made from materials that are corrosion-resistant and durable, such as stainless steel, PVC, or plastic. The material choice depends on the application's requirements and the compatibility with the fluid being filtered.

6. Customization: Filter nozzles can be customized to meet specific filtration needs. This includes adjusting the nozzle size, shape, and spacing to optimize flow distribution and filtration efficiency.

In summary, filter nozzles play a crucial role in various filtration processes by supporting filter media, distributing fluids uniformly, and facilitating the separation of solids from liquids or gases. Their design and selection are vital factors in achieving efficient and effective filtration in a wide range of applications.

Filter nozzles are specialized components used in various filtration systems and processes to facilitate the separation of solid particles from liquids or gases. They are typically constructed as small, cylindrical or conical devices with numerous perforations, slots, or openings through which the fluid flows. The design of filter nozzles is critical for ensuring efficient filtration and can vary depending on the specific application.

Table of Contents：

1. Filter nozzle shape

2. Key effect

3. Application areas

1. Filter nozzle shape

The shape of the filter nozzle can vary depending on application needs, but there are several common shapes:

① Cylindrical: Cylindrical filter nozzles are the most common type and are typically used in larger diameter filters or vessels.

② Conical: Conical filter nozzles have a gradually narrowing nozzle structure that helps distribute fluid evenly and improve filtration efficiency. They are often used in small diameter filters or in applications with specific filtration requirements.

③ Flat: Flat filter nozzles are designed to resemble lamellae and are typically used in horizontal filtration systems.

2. Key effect

① Uniform fluid distribution: The filter is exquisitely designed to evenly distribute liquid or gas to the filter media, such as filter sand, filter cloth or filter membrane. This ensures that the entire filtration surface is effectively utilized, preventing local overloading or clogging and improving filtration efficiency.

② Prevent clogging and collapse: The structure and design of the filter help prevent clogging and collapse of the filter media. They support the filter media and prevent it from being washed away by fluids or collapsing, ensuring long-lasting filtration.

③ Improve filtration performance: By ensuring that fluid flows evenly through the filter media, filters help improve filtration performance, including increasing dissolved oxygen and removing particulate matter, microorganisms or chemicals, thereby improving product quality and environmental protection.

3. Application areas

① Water treatment field: Filter nozzles are widely used in the water treatment industry. They are used to filter, purify and treat various types of water, including tap water, industrial wastewater, sewage and seawater. In the water treatment process, filter nozzles can be used for solid-liquid separation, mixing and suspended solids removal, thereby improving water quality.

② Industrial process: In the industrial field, filter nozzles are used to handle different types of liquids, such as chemicals, solvents, greases and liquid foods. They help remove impurities, particulates and solid waste, ensuring product quality, extending equipment life and maintaining the stability of production processes.

③ Food and beverage industry: Filter nozzles are used in the food and beverage industry for the filtration of liquid products to remove foreign matter and microorganisms. This helps ensure food safety and quality, especially when producing products such as wine, beer, juice and drinking water.

④ Environmental protection: Filter nozzles play a key role in environmental protection applications. They are used to treat industrial wastewater and exhaust gas to reduce pollutant emissions and comply with environmental regulations and standards.

The importance of filter nozzles in liquid and gas filtration processes cannot be ignored. Their wide range of applications not only help improve product quality, but also help ensure environmental protection and sustainable use of resources. Filter nozzles play a key role in a variety of industries by effectively distributing and supporting filter media.

What is a three-compartment septic tank?
A three-compartment septic tank is a type of wastewater treatment equipment used to treat sewage. It is usually used to break down and separate the solid, liquid and gaseous components in sewage. Using ozone fermentation, the proportion of manure and parasite eggs in the middle layer is greater than that of the general mixed liquid, making it easier to precipitate.

The basic structure of a three-compartment septic tank
Sedimentation Chamber (Front Chamber): The first grid is usually the sedimentation chamber, which is the starting point for wastewater entry. In this chamber, sewage slows down the flow, allowing heavier solid particles (such as silt and organic matter) to settle to the bottom, forming a sludge layer. This process is called sedimentation. After the solid particles settle, the liquid portion flows to the next grid.

Anaerobic fermentation chamber (middle chamber): The second grid is the anaerobic fermentation chamber, also known as the biochemical reaction chamber. Here, the settled wastewater is decomposed by microorganisms, producing gases (such as methane) and decomposition products of organic matter. This process takes place under anaerobic or anaerobic conditions and is therefore called anaerobic fermentation. The gas rises to the top of the lattice and can be vented through ventilation ducts or captured for use as an energy source.

Sedimentation chamber (back chamber): The third compartment is usually the sedimentation chamber, which is used to further settle residual solid particles and bacteria in order to purify the liquid. In this grid, the water is further purified and the clean liquid is eventually discharged, usually into the ground or into a sewage system.

The main goal of a three-compartment septic tank is to remove solids and organic matter from wastewater, purify the wastewater and reduce negative impact on the environment. It is often used in areas without modern sewage treatment facilities to help improve sanitation and water quality. Three-compartment septic tanks require regular maintenance and cleaning to ensure proper operation and effectiveness.

Advantages of JUNTAI three compartment septic tank
1. High strength. It is made of high-strength composite materials and has strong pressure resistance.
2. The construction is fast and convenient. Standard interfaces are reserved and can be used by connecting the inlet and outlet pipes.
3. It has good waterproof and anti-seepage performance. Compared with traditional septic tanks, it has the advantages of waterproofing and anti-seepage, eliminating worries.
4. Simple maintenance, tail water reuse, long cleaning cycle, regular cleaning can be used, and the tail water is convenient for farmers to use as irrigation water for fields, vegetable fields, greening, etc.
5. It has strong applicability and low cost, and is suitable for the construction of septic tanks in new houses. It is also suitable for supporting water and toilet renovations, regardless of region and size.
6. Durable and long service life, high-strength composite material, anti-corrosion and anti-aging, with a service life of at least 20 years.