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What is the maximum displacement possible? What is the volumetric flow rate under standard conditions? Which one **was produced?
It’s probably a axial-flow compressor from MAN-turbo; there should be no problem in achieving a flow rate of one million cubic meters per hour...
Wow, million cubic meters per hour! That’s amazing. How much will it cost? 2# wmx007
It would be best to indicate where it is to be used; in any case, it shouldn’t be a product based on assumptions alone. After all, there are no records of equipment with a capacity of millions of cubic feet per hour, so please avoid misleading people
I also want to know where compressors with a capacity of one million cubic meters per hour are used – it can’t be just for simulation purposes!
In China, Ningxia currently has an air separation unit; the main air compressor uses both axial flow and centrifugal technology, with a capacity of 500,000 units. It is expected to start operating by the end of the year. Take a look at this website – I think my estimate was too low: http://www.manturbo.com.cn/Manturo/cn/500/500_productlist.php
It is used in the pipelines of the West-to-East Gas Pipeline, and can reach 200 w Nm3/h; the capacity of two pipelines would likely be even higher
Siemens supplied air compressors to China Shenhua Ningxia Coal Industry Group Co., Ltd. (the customer with the largest air separation unit in China, with a capacity of 90,000 Nm3/h). This should be the largest one.
The one upstairs probably doesn’t have gas delivery pipes; the compressors supplied by RR and GE for the West-East Gas Pipeline should be able to reach 2,000,000 Nm3/h
The MAN company is truly amazing! There is a turbine machinery assembly plant in Changzhou...
The factory in Changzhou hasn’t produced any products yet, and it’s likely that the cost of those products won’t be very low. The main components are still imported at present, and there are quite a few foreigners there; moreover, the project started too late