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Regarding the issue of inverted exhaust temperature during load adjustment in screw air compressors

2023-04-19View Original

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I would like to ask the experts here: For Ingersoll Rand air compressors of the screw type, with two-stage compression and air-cooling, there has always been a problem. The exhaust temperature at both stages is normal when the compressor is under load, around 200 degrees. However, when the load is reduced, the temperature keeps rising, reaching up to 230 degrees in the highest stage. I initially suspected that the air-cooling fins were punctured; after replacing them, the same problem persisted, with the temperature continuing to rise. I wonder if any expert can help analyze the cause. Thank you very much!

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