NIS-CO FANS AND BLOWERS

Over
pressurization can also cause deadheading (zero airflow through the
blower) and catastrophic failure. Some blowers tolerate deadheading,
but other models (typically those above 1 hp) must have air passing
through them for cooling. If air does not pass through the blower, heat
builds up in the impeller causing it to expand at a faster rate than
the housing. Eventually the impeller locks up with the housing and the
blower fails. A relief valve prevents overpressurization and
deadheading conditions and allows air to pass through the blower.
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