Blower Impeller
A blower impeller generally consists of blades, a hub, and other components. When the impeller rotates at high speed, driven by a power source such as a motor, the blades push air or other gases, giving them kinetic energy and generating a directional flow, thereby transporting and pressurizing the gas. Centrifugal impellers are a common type. During rotation, gas enters the center of the impeller, experiences centrifugal force from the blades, and is flung toward the impeller's edge before exiting the blower, completing the gas transport process.

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