Technical Q&A

Two-stage screw air compressors have been widely used in various industries because of its excellent performance and efficient energy-saving characteristics. In order to ensure the stable operation of the equipment and extend its service life, proper maintenance work is extremely important.

Compressed air is an essential component in many industrial applications. However, microbial contamination in compressed air, including bacteria, fungi, viruses, and algae, can adversely affect industrial processes and product quality.

Firstly, we should understand the cost composition of compressed air: the first purchase cost only accounts for a small part of the total cost of compressed air. In fact, the full cost of compressed air includes three parts: "purchase cost," "operating cost," and "extra cost."

We often receive requests from a large number of customers who hope to add new compressor equipment. Many of these customers are prompted by internal clients, such as production workshops, presenting a pressing concern: poor air flow.

In order to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the air compressor, each operator must first have a thorough understanding of the working principle, performance characteristics, and equipment structure of the air compressor. In addition, it is also crucial to always follow the safe operating regulations related to the use of air compressors.

The normal operating temperature of an air compressor typically ranges between 75°C to 95°C. One of the common air compressor failure is overheating of the air compressor. For screw air compressors, operating temperatures exceeding 100°C will cause high-temperature alarms or shutdowns within the system.