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Dear sea friends, I wonder if anyone has used Ingersoll Rand compressors. Where is it mainly used? Thank you first. It seems that the petrochemical and chemical industries don’t make much use of their products, right? ?
Petrochemical industries mainly use it in instrument air compressors stations in utility systems.
We use it on air compressors to provide industrial air and instrument air
Firstly, Ingersoll Rand offers a wide variety of compressors, and it holds a leading position in the fields of centrifugal and screw compressors. I’m not sure which series the original poster is interested in knowing about? Petrochemicals are not just about public air compression systems.
In our facility, the screw compressors from Ingersoll Rand are used for process air, instrument air, and nitrogen production, with a flow rate of 20 cubic meters per minute; The air used in the oxidizer is supplied by an Ingersoll Rand centrifugal compressor, which provides a large volume of air.
Ingersoll Rand has a wide range of machine models. I’m not sure what type of screw compressor or centrifuge you are referring to. Screw compressors are primarily used as a air source for field operations, instrument control, and filters.
We use Ingersoll Rand screw compressors, model HP200, for nitrogen production
Ingersoll Rand centrifugal 200NM/min
Is it this kind of cooler?
Zhengzhou Xianggui Thermal Power Company uses 10 IR air compressors, with no records of major repairs over 5 years; they are used for boiler ash removal and for instrument air.