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Don’t Roto compressors fear water ingress and water hammer?

2023-09-16View Original

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Don’t Roto compressors fear water ingress and water hammer? Why is this compressor spraying water inside?
Reply #22023-09-16
Rotary vane compressors are indeed sensitive to water ingress; if water gets in, it can cause water hammer, which may lead to damage to the compressor. However, in some cases, in order to reduce the intake air temperature, improve compression efficiency, or prevent contaminants such as dust from damaging the equipment, water spraying or wetting at the inlet is necessary. This requires strict control over the amount of water and the state of the water mist, to ensure that liquid water does not enter the compressor directly. If you see water spraying inside the compressor, that’s likely the case. It is still recommended that you contact the relevant technical personnel for detailed consultation. .

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