Provided is a vacuum pump that can realize energy conservation when performing abatement of exhaust gas.

A vacuum pump that sucks in and exhausts exhaust gas includes a motor serving as a drive source, and a first controller that controls driving of the motor. The first controller monitors a state of the motor, and in a case in which the state of the motor is a specific state excluding when starting up and when stopped, outputs a specific signal (process signal) to an external entity.

Provided is a reversible fan including: a fin configured to produce a current of air in both of a normal direction and a reverse direction; an impeller configured to be rotatable about a rotation axis; a motor configured to rotate the impeller; and a tubular frame housing the impeller and the motor, wherein the fin has a shape that allows producing louder noise upon producing the current of air in the normal direction than upon producing the current of air in the reverse direction, and protrudes inward in a radial direction from an inner peripheral surface of the frame.

Provided is a reversible fan including: a fin configured to produce a current of air in both of a normal direction and a reverse direction; an impeller configured to be rotatable about a rotation axis; a motor configured to rotate the impeller; and a tubular frame housing the impeller and the motor, wherein the fin has a shape that allows producing louder noise upon producing the current of air in the normal direction than upon producing the current of air in the reverse direction, and protrudes inward in a radial direction from an inner peripheral surface of the frame.

A gas compressor includes inverters, a plurality of compressor units and a control device for controlling each of the inverters. The control device increases the number of compressor bodies to be operated after confirming that the rotational speed of the operational motors will reach a steady value immediately after causing the number of the compressor bodies to be operated to increase.

A gas compressor includes inverters, a plurality of compressor units and a control device for controlling each of the inverters. The control device increases the number of compressor bodies to be operated after confirming that the rotational speed of the operational motors will reach a steady value immediately after causing the number of the compressor bodies to be operated to increase.

A vacuum pump system includes a first vacuum pump and a second vacuum pump connected to an exhaust port of the first vacuum pump. The second vacuum pump has a pump portion and a trap portion. The pump portion has a rotor. The trap portion is configured such that a reaction product generated from gas guided to an internal space from the exhaust port of the first vacuum pump by suction by the pump portion is accumulated thereon.

A vacuum pump system includes a first vacuum pump and a second vacuum pump connected to an exhaust port of the first vacuum pump. The second vacuum pump has a pump portion and a trap portion. The pump portion has a rotor. The trap portion is configured such that a reaction product generated from gas guided to an internal space from the exhaust port of the first vacuum pump by suction by the pump portion is accumulated thereon.

A system of fans ventilates heated air from within an IHS (Information Handling System), such as a rack-mounted server, when operated during normal conditions at a rated fan speed. A controller detects a failure of a fan of this fan system and identifies the functioning fans of the system. One or more of the functioning fans are selected for boosting by operation of a fan failure compensation circuit that has been configured for delivery of additional power to the selected boost fans. The fan failure compensation circuit delivers an output voltage that boost the airflow output of the system to compensate for the failed fan. By increasing the output voltage by approximately twenty percent, the boosted fans operate at approximately fifteen percent above rated speeds, which has been demonstrated to compensate for a failed fan while avoiding further failures during the expected lifespan of the fan system.

A fan includes a support, a motor mounted at the support and including a first rotation shaft, a first blade mounted at one end of the first rotation shaft, a transmission mechanism mounted at the support and connected to another end of the first rotation shaft, and a second blade. The transmission mechanism includes a second rotation shaft. A rotation direction of the second rotation shaft is opposite to a rotation direction of the first rotation shaft. The second blade is mounted at the second rotation shaft. A tilt direction of the first blade is opposite to a tilt direction of the second blade.

A method for handling the shutdown of a turbomachine string installed in a plant for the liquefaction of a gaseous product comprising at least two turbomachine strings comprises the steps of detecting the shutdown of a first turbomachine string; promptly increasing the driving torque on a shaft of a second turbomachine string when the shutdown is detected; maintaining the driving torque increase on the shaft of the second turbomachine string until a preset speed of the motor driver is reached or a predetermined period of time expires.