Rang of Suction Pressure for different compresors

• Aug 30, 2014

• #2

zdas04

Mechanical

Jun 25, 2002

10,274

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24 barg is above the capability of any air-derivative screw. There are a few process-derivative machines that can go there, but even with them you are at the top of the range.

I would use a recip with suction controller set at 10 barg and accept that I'm going to toss some energy when the supply is at the max pressure. It is a single stage application only doing 2.3 compression ratios so you probably don't even need an after cooler.

David Simpson, PE
MuleShoe Engineering

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• Aug 30, 2014

• #3

rotw

Mechanical

May 25, 2013

1,143

CA

what is the MW capacity of the GT ? (in other words, what is the kg/h you want to boost.....)

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• Sep 19, 2014

• #4

dcasto

Chemical

Jul 7, 2001

3,570

US

here are some HP screws

http://kobelcocompressors.com/index.php/oil-injected_screw_gas_compressors/

http://www.mayekawa.eu/en/media/brochure-downloads/download/2

 

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• Oct 30, 2014

• #5

zingzang

Aerospace

Oct 17, 2014

6

IN

Reciprocating compressors would be preferable. But even screw compressors can be multi staged by arranging in series to achieve the desired pressure rise.The only disadvantage is that screw compressors are not good for high flow rate applications.

 

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