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A new series of low-pressure rotary screw blowers for WWTPs offers synchronous reluctance motors to achieve significantly higher efficiency while flow rate is adjusted to actual demand through variable speed

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KAESER screw blowers use up to 35% less energy than conventional rotary blowers, and achieve significant energy savings compared to currently available screw blowers. The combination of a blower airend with high-efficiency SIGMA Profile rotors, flow-optimized components, efficient power transmission and drive components, ensure exceptional wire-to-air performance and significantly better isentropic efficiency. 

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