Technical Q&A

In our conversations with customers, we are well aware that they may encounter various problems and confusion when selecting, using, and maintaining screw air compressors. In order to provide better support and assistance to you, we have compiled a complete set of common technical questions and answers, hoping to solve your doubts and provide guidance.

This article will guide you through the fundamental steps of designing a compressed air system, from assessing needs to selecting system components, and ensuring maximum energy efficiency, offering a thorough design guide.

Heat recovery from air compressors is a very environmentally friendly and energy-saving method, and is currently highly regarded as an energy-saving renovation. It is the process of transferring heat from the high-temperature oil of the air compressor to cold water through technologies such as heat exchange. The cold water is then heated and flows into a heat preservation tank, achieving the goal of heat recovery.

To achieve the expected effect of removing pollutant particles from compressed air, it is essential to design and select the filtration equipment correctly.

Under the background of the increasing awareness of global environmental protection, how to achieve high efficiency and energy saving of industrial production has become an important issue faced by the majority of enterprises.

Surge is an inherent characteristic of centrifugal compressors, and the sole direct cause of surge is a reduction in the inlet flow rate.