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Who has used a single-screw steam compressor? I have a few questions……

2019-07-22View Original

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Guys, has anyone used a single-screw steam compressor? The type where the screw meshes with planetary gears to compress. Is this single-screw steam compressor efficient? Is the operating condition stable? Are there any things to keep in mind? Is it easy to damage? Are the maintenance costs and expenses high? What specific details are required for maintenance? Has anyone used it, or does anyone have relevant information or experience to share? I am extremely grateful, thank you
Reply #22019-07-22
The key issue with single-screw steam compressors is probably the lifespan of the mechanical seal, right? I guess it’s uncertain.
Reply #32019-07-22
Is the sealing you’re encountering not working properly? Is it intolerant to pressure or to high temperatures? We are starting a new project that requires a single-screw compressor, but we don’t know much about them
Reply #42019-07-22
Single-screw pumps have a relatively large number of mechanical seals, usually 6. Therefore, if there is no mechanical seal that is more suitable for the operating conditions, there are some reliability risks.
Reply #52019-07-22
Is there any relevant material? Could you send some materials or a link for me to take a look? Thank you
Reply #62019-09-23
Why? Are there any defects?
Reply #72019-09-23
Centrifuges can’t generate that high a pressure, right?
Reply #82019-12-09
Has the OP finished it? I have the same question and would like to know as well
Reply #92019-12-09
Has the OP finished it? I have the same question and would like to know as well

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