An Introduction To Compressors

Compressors are machines that compress air or gas. Compression is the reduction in the volume that the gas reaches (or air) of the market. As a side effect of minimizing the increased volume, the temperature of air or gas.

The higher the compression ratio, the higher the temperature tends to rise. However, do not take account of this compressor manufacturer. The problem is also solved by the compression on a per-stage basis andCooling of the gas.

There are many types of compressor. Different compressor types to achieve different compression ratios. In addition, the horsepower that different compressors can achieve varies 1 to 2 hp (horsepower), up to a few thousand HP. Some compressors require oil to operate, while others do not.

The main compressor designs are listed below.

Piston compressors are equipped with a crankshaft, which drives the piston-equipped. Theyare often found in the versions that 5 to 30 hp to produce. However larger can be used for industrial purposes up to 1,000 hp.

Centrifugal compressors are used for heavy industrial purposes. Centrifugal compressors produce ~ 100 bhp to a few thousand HP. They are usually stationary, and one of its applications is small gas turbines.

Screw compressors are compressors to commercial use. Your PS varies between 5 and 500 hp, and they are usuallyEmployed as a charger in car engines.

Diagonal / mixed-flow compressors are similar to centrifugal compressors apart from a few technical features.

Axial-flow compressors are usually used in large gas-turbine engines.

Scroll compressors are not as efficient as rotary screw compressors. You can charge as in the automotive industry to be found.

Used in conjunction with the above, the compressors are used in areas such as jet engines, refrigeration, medicineProduction, diving, turbochargers, submarines, and air conditioning.



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