What form of oxygen compressor should be used

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We supply oxygen to users at a rate of 3,000 cubic meters per hour, with a pressure of 0.15–0.20 MPa. Purity is 94%. What type of compressor should be used (centrifugal, screw, piston)? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each? Please help everyone. First, thanks to everyone!

Reply #22009-02-21

A small oxygen turbine (centrifugal) or a reciprocating oxygen compressor (piston-type) can be used. Oxygen permeation has relatively lower operating costs and maintenance expenses.

Reply #32009-02-21

It isn’t very large, so I recommend using a screw compressor; its advantages are its small size, lack of auxiliary equipment, and smooth operation.

Reply #42009-02-21

Thank you to the two people above,,, Are there many faults that can occur with piston machines?

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