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This is a plant aeration blower, a critical component for concrete batch plant aeration systems. It is a ring compressor type blower that supplies low-pressure, dry air to aeration pads or diffusers within a cement or fly ash silo. This process, known as fluidization, prevents the material from compacting and ensures it flows consistently to the batcher. These blowers are typically offered in various horsepower ratings, such as 5HP or 10HP, to accommodate different silo sizes and application needs, like feeding a cement batcher or a reclaimer.
Technical Specifications
TypeRegenerative (Ring Compressor) Blower
Common Horsepower5 HP or 10 HP
Common Voltage460V/3PH/60Hz
Example Performance173 CFM at 5 PSI (for 5 HP model)
Key Features
Supplies low-pressure, high-volume air for material fluidization.
Regenerative (ring compressor) type for stable, non-pulsating airflow.
Designed for continuous duty in concrete batch plant environments.
Available in multiple horsepower ratings, commonly 5HP and 10HP.
Requires minimal maintenance due to having no gears, motor brushes, or sliding valves.
Fits These Mixers
Vince Hagan, CMW, Con-E-Co, Erie Strayer, Stephens, Donaldson Torit. Fits various concrete batch plants from manufacturers like Vince Hagan, Con-E-Co, Stephens, and Erie Strayer. The specific model (e.g., 5HP vs. 10HP) depends on the application; 5HP models are often used for silos and cement batchers, while 10HP models are used for reclaimers or dust collectors.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Sub Category
Aeration
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