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This post was last edited by YORK Industrial Refrigeration on 2017-9-29 08:38. From now on, in order to strengthen exchanges with friends, we have launched a [Daily Question] activity in the Animal Equipment Technology Edition. We hope that everyone will actively participate and make progress and improve together! ! ! award: Actively participate in 3 fortunes and answer 10-15 fortunes intact. This question is valid for two days. No marks will be given for more than two days. What is the aspect ratio of the screw in a screw compressor? The aspect ratio refers to the ratio of the axial length l of the compressor screw to the screw (nominal) diameter D0. And record it as λ≤l/Do. The general design selection range is between λ = 0.9 and 1.5, developing towards a smaller relative length. When the exhaust volume is the same, a machine with a smaller length-to-diameter ratio λ has a larger screw diameter and a larger suction and exhaust orifice area, so the gas flow loss is smaller. Machines with a small aspect ratio make the screw shorter and thicker, and its moment of inertia increases, giving the rotor good stiffness and increasing the reliability of operation. In addition, from the overall structure point of view, with a shorter screw rotor, it is possible to connect two screw sections in series on one shaft, making the overall structure compact. It should be pointed out that higher values are only used for compressors with large displacement. This is especially obvious for oil-injection machines, because the screw diameter is inconvenient to be too large. In order to obtain the required displacement, some machines even have to use extra long leads (aspect ratio as high as 2.0 or more). ================================ Event promotion: Petrochemical Zone---"Brain-expanding" activity on new energy-saving ideas (the second phase of the activity is in progress) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1666758-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum Network) "My Technical Transformation of Coal Chemical Industry in 2017"” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1786290-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum Network)
The aspect ratio refers to the ratio of the axial length l of the compressor screw to the screw (nominal) diameter D0.
Aspect ratio refers to the ratio of the axial length l of the compressor screw to the screw (nominal) diameter D0
The ratio of the axial length of the screw to its diameter
For the entire screw, the parameter L/D - aspect ratio. L: Screw length, D: Screw diameter
The aspect ratio refers to the ratio of the axial length l of the compressor screw to the screw (nominal) diameter D0. And record it as λ≤l/Do. The general design selection range is between λ = 0.9 and 1.5, developing towards a smaller relative length. When the exhaust volume is the same, a machine with a smaller length-to-diameter ratio λ has a larger screw diameter and a larger suction and exhaust orifice area, so the gas flow loss is smaller. Machines with a small aspect ratio make the screw shorter and thicker, and its moment of inertia increases, giving the rotor good stiffness and increasing the reliability of operation. In addition, from the overall structure point of view, with a shorter screw rotor, it is possible to connect two screw sections in series on one shaft, making the overall structure compact.
The aspect ratio of the screw refers to the ratio of the length and diameter of the screw.
Aspect ratio refers to the ratio of the axial length of the compressor screw to the screw (nominal) diameter.
It refers to the ratio of the length of the rotor working section to the diameter of the male rotor.
The ratio of the axial length of the compressor screw to the screw (nominal) diameter
The aspect ratio refers to the ratio of the working section length of the rotor to the diameter of the male rotor. Since the exhaust volume of a screw air compressor is proportional to the square of the rotor diameter, the exhaust volume values of adjacent series of rotor diameters have a large difference, especially when the rotor diameter is larger. For this reason, under each rotor diameter, multiple aspect ratios are usually used to vary the exhaust volume range so that the exhaust volumes of adjacent series of rotor diameters are staggered.