Drive types for screw compressors

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1. Direct drive type: In this type, a coupling is used to connect the motor as the power source to the main machine body, and then a set of high-precision speed-increasing gears is employed to increase the rotational speed of the main rotor. 2. Belt drive type: This type does not have speed-increasing gears; instead, two pulleys designed according to specific speed ratios transmit power through a belt. In a screw compressor, during the rotation of the two injection screws, the male rotor directly drives the female rotor; there are no synchronous gears, and the sealing effect of an oil film replaces the shaft seal. Therefore, the structure of the compressor is simpler. At the same time, the large amount of air compressor oil injected into the machine serves to lubricate, seal, cool, and reduce noise.

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