Information on centrifugal compressor and air cooler models
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Which one can help me provide some information on centrifugal compressor and air cooler models? Thank you
Hey, what capacity air compressor does my buddy need? Cooper, Ingersoll Rand, and Atlas are all well-known brands worldwide; I can go straight and consult them. As for air cooling, it’s best to refer to GB15386
I only know a little; the compressor housings with a horizontal split come in the following 4 models: MCL type: in-line configuration, without a gas cooler in the middle. 2MCL type: the gas is compressed in two stages within one cylinder, with a gas cooler present – the gas exits one stage, is cooled, and then enters the second compression stage. 3MCL type: it has a gas intake and exhaust mechanism in the middle (one cylinder has three ports: one inlet, one gas addition port, and one outlet). DMCL type: dual-inlet type. That’s all I know for now. I also hope the experienced masters can provide more introductions! ! Thank you first! !
For air cooling, check this: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=209982&highlight=%BF%D5%C0%E4%C6%F7%D0%CD%BA%C5
The significance of the MCL808+2MCL806 type centrifugal compressor lies in the fact that it is a multi-stage centrifugal compressor with a horizontally split casing. 2MCO806 features two-stage compression (with a total of six impellers arranged in series), and the maximum diameter of the impellers is 800 mm. The MCL808 features a series arrangement of compressors (with a total of eight impellers), and the maximum diameter of the impellers is 800 mm.
Is there not even BCL? The numbers at the back represent the number of impellers and their nominal diameter, while those at the front indicate the structural type. Let me ask a question first: who can explain BCL? Answer downstairs; we’ll talk about it together tomorrow.
BCL –408 A A, B, C---Impeller type； 8---Number of impeller stages ； 40---Impeller diameter (cm) ； BCL---Cylindrical type.