Are multi-axis compressors suitable for turbine-driven or motor-driven operation?

2016-12-16View Original

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Are multi-axis compressors suitable for turbine-driven or motor-driven operation?

Reply #22016-12-16

Which one is suitable still depends on the inlet pressure and flow rate, right?

Reply #32016-12-16

The drive is primarily based on the system’s steam balance; steam turbines are generally designed to save energy, but if the steam balance is disrupted, the benefits will be outweighed by the drawbacks. Furthermore, motor-driven systems operate relatively stably, with less maintenance required. Steam turbines, on the other hand, need regular maintenance, and their stability is not as good as that of motors

Reply #42019-12-16

It mainly depends on whether the user has sufficient steam to meet the requirements of the turbine

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