What are the consequences of a deviation between the compressor’s speed and the set speed?
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Experts, what effects can occur when there is a deviation between the compressor’s actual speed and the set speed?
There is certainly a certain degree of error between the actual speed of the compressor and the set speed; as long as the deviation is not significant and the outlet pressure remains within acceptable levels, there is no problem
Taking a carbon dioxide compressor as an example, if the speed drops suddenly, the compressor flow rate will decrease abruptly, and surge will occur in the high-pressure and low-pressure cylinders of the compressor