Gear-type multi-axis compressors from Hangyang Turbines
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The gear-type multi-axis compressors produced by Hangyang Turbines were previously used mainly for nitrogen compression. I would like to know how effective they are for compressing raw air, and what the approximate energy consumption per unit of compressed air is Hangyang explains that gear-type multi-axes are more efficient than single axes and save electricity. I’ve only used Hangyang’s single-axis models before, and their operational stability is quite good. I’m not sure how the gear-type multi-axis models perform
The question you’ve asked doesn’t seem to be related to design work. The process and equipment for air separation using cryogenic methods are already well-established technologies. As a user, it’s important to truly understand the principles behind these processes, as well as the criteria used to determine the process parameters. Once this knowledge is acquired, one can then consider matters such as process improvements and patents.
The technology is highly mature and the quality is excellent; maintenance is easier compared to single-axis systems.