Is it possible to allow liquid to enter the inlet of a vacuum and atmospheric screw compressor?

2021-03-25View Original

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Is it possible to allow liquid to enter the inlet of a vacuum and atmospheric screw compressor? Is there any damage to the equipment?

Reply #22021-03-25

Direct water inlet, or the water accumulated inside?

Reply #32021-04-06

No, screw compressors belong to positive-displacement pumps and are not suitable for compressing liquids

Reply #42021-04-07

A small amount of liquid will not cause any harm; the salt buildup in the inlet filter of our screw compressors is removed by cleaning it with water at the inlet；

Reply #52021-04-11

Are your screw compressors used in the three-tower top gas process?

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