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Which model of compressor should be added?

2018-08-13View Original

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Our factory needs to increase the pressure of the current blast furnace gas, which is at 10-15 kPa, to 0.6-0.8 Mpa for delivery through the pipeline system. The flow rate required is 10,000 m3/h. What type of booster or compressor should be used? Ask my study buddies for advice
Reply #22018-08-14
Approximately 7 times compression ratio, 167 m3/min; within the range of the centrifuge, using a screw would be a bit too large~~~
Reply #32018-08-14
The requirements for the gas quality of centrifuges are higher than those for screws, right? The dust content of the imported material is approximately 10–50 mg/m3
Reply #42018-08-21
Can a Roots blower meet the pressure requirements? What type of blower should be used?
Reply #52018-08-21
If the gas is quite dirty, then only a dry screw compressor will do
Reply #62018-08-29
I really don’t know which compressor to choose. From what I understand, piston compressors cost around 3.5 million, while centrifugal compressors cost over 10 million? I’m not sure if the screw compressor will meet the requirements; does anyone know any compressor manufacturers?
Reply #72018-08-29
Use a screw compressor when the gas contains a high amount of dust. There are also centrifuges that can be washed with water.
Reply #82018-08-29
It is recommended to use screw compressors, as they have low maintenance costs and failure rates; reputable manufacturers in China include 711 and Wuxi Compressor Factory

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