In winter, the cooling water of the Roots blower can be reduced appropriately, but it is not recommended to cut off the water completely, because the Roots blower needs to maintain a suitable operating temperature, otherwise it may affect its normal operation and life.

Specifically, Roots blowers generate a certain amount of heat during operation, which needs to be dissipated through the cooling system in order to maintain the proper operating temperature. Cooling water is an important part of the cooling system, absorbing the heat generated by the Roots blower and carrying it away. If the water is cut off completely, the temperature of the Roots blower may become too high, resulting in overheating, damage or shortened life of the equipment.

Therefore, it is recommended to appropriately reduce the cooling water consumption of Roots blower in winter, but do not cut off the water completely. The flow and temperature of cooling water can be adjusted according to the actual situation to ensure that the operating temperature of the Roots blower is within the appropriate range, while avoiding the waste of water and energy. In addition, while reducing the amount of cooling water, you need to pay attention to timely cleaning of the cooler and cooling water piping to prevent clogging and scale accumulation affecting the cooling effect.