Hi,
Currently, we have 2 identical motor blowers with 1 header. There is a significant difference in ampere between the 2 motors. The first motor is around 20A and the second motor is around 30A. We do not have a pressure or flow transmitter to monitor the performance of the blower. Our analysis is the check valve on the first motor is not fully opened which causes the ampere to decrease, hence increasing the current of the second motor to cover up the decreasing flow on the first motor blower. Is our analysis correct? Thank you.
Currently, we have 2 identical motor blowers with 1 header. There is a significant difference in ampere between the 2 motors. The first motor is around 20A and the second motor is around 30A. We do not have a pressure or flow transmitter to monitor the performance of the blower. Our analysis is the check valve on the first motor is not fully opened which causes the ampere to decrease, hence increasing the current of the second motor to cover up the decreasing flow on the first motor blower. Is our analysis correct? Thank you.