Are reciprocating compressors with a capacity of over 3 m3 still suitable for economic production today?
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Reciprocating compressors have always been key equipment in various chemical plants, glass factories, shipyards, and other such facilities. With the emergence of screw compressors nowadays, and given the environmental and energy-saving regulations, how much do reciprocating compressors still have left?
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At least high pressure can’t replace it for now, right?
They remain the main choice: reciprocating pumps are durable, inexpensive, and easier to maintain than screw pumps. At present, screw pumps are more commonly used in small units, but it seems that no one dares to use them in larger systems