Some questions about screw compressors
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Does anyone know anything about twin-system screw compressors? Bearing lubrication and rotor lubrication are two separate systems. Is the twin-system screw compressor a relatively new technology? Are there any good examples both domestically and internationally?
We’re using those from Shanghai Compressor Factory; they work pretty well
Our 6800kW screw compressors use water cooling for lubricating the screw rotors
We can supply lubrication oil flow switches for screw compressors, as well as customized products designed for use with Pieterzeller compressors!
You can get in touch with the Dalian Sulzer Pumps and Compressors manufacturer
This shouldn’t be some new technology; the more modern technology these days is twin-screw compression, which is relatively more energy-efficient.
It’s not some new technology; there are no technical challenges – it’s simply a matter of money. This can be used for gases that are particularly dirty, though some manufacturers use it as a selling point.
Bearing lubrication and rotor lubrication are two separate systems. Shanghai 711 is working on their development
You might want to take a look at Russian Kazan compressors, which feature independent lubrication as well as slide valves
It’s about lubricating different pipelines in an oil system, right? Having two separate systems doesn’t make any sense!
For this screw-type process gas compressor, one still has to turn to the British Horton Group