What is the screw compressor?

The screw compressor, often also referred to as the rotary screw compressor, is a compression gas that uses two bolts against the boots as a way to force air to a closed chamber. These two screws, often referred to as rotors, have gaps between fibers and threads where the gas is pushed into the threads. This causes the air to travel with the fiber when it spins inside its chamber. When the gas is pushed through the fiber, it becomes compressed in the chamber.

There are generally two types of screw compressors. The first type of rotary screw compressor is most often called a dry screw compressor. It gets this name because it does not use any lubricated seal in its function or in any of its chambers. These timing gears are essential for the function of dry compilaceressor, because any scattering of screws can lead to the failure of the compression system. The additions in the fibers that create compression are strongly relying on the stability and maintenance of the timing of screws.

The second type of rotating screw compressor is referred to as an oil unit. It has this name because the chamber, which contains two rotors, is completely filled with lubricating oil. This lubricating oil is a dividing force between two contradictory rotors or screws and serves two functions inside the unit.

The first purpose of lubricating oil is to create a hydraulic seal between two rotors when they perform their functions. This is necessary because the rotors must be accurate in their movements, which means that there can be no contributions to air or other gases that would escape from the rotor threads. The second function of the oil is served with compression, which it provides with its weight; When rotating, it acts as a mechanical force in the opposition of rotors.

The most typical applications for both types of rotary screw compressors occur in industrial and building fields. Dry compressor is most commonly used in larger applications such as industrial devices that use KOMPRIMED air systems. Oil compressor units are often used in smaller applications on construction sites to power building tools powered by air.