Reciprocating compressor inlet
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There is a fan installed at the inlet of the reciprocating compressor – what is the reason for this?
It would be best to provide a detailed description of your operating conditions
1. Is it a Roots blower? If the pressure in the gas line does not reach the pressure specified for the compressor, it is normal to use a fan to increase that pressure. 2. Is it still a cooling fan?
This post was last edited by hvlif@sohu.com on 2017-1-11 at 19:21. It might be possible to reduce the compression ratio of the compressor; previously, colleagues who worked on high-pressure compressors asked me about some parameters of rotary vane compressors, and I developed some similar solutions
I’m not sure if the fan you’re referring to is a Roots fan or an axial flow fan In the case of rotary vane pumps, it may be necessary to consider the pressure at the inlet of the pipeline; the rotary vane pump is used to raise the pressure to the level required at the compressor’s inlet, and then further pressure is applied within the compressor until it reaches the pressure needed for the subsequent processing steps. Finally, the fluid is sent out through the compressor’s outlet