What is the difference between Rotary Screw & Reciprocating Air Compressors?
Reciprocating compressors are often used for intermittent tasks that require compressed air. The reciprocating action of pistons is what compresses air, and this process produces a lot of heat from friction. The result is that the compressor is louder, requires down time to cool, and cannot handle running constantly.
Rotary Screw compressors are often used for continuous demands of compressed air. The screws are positioned so that incoming air is forced through the channels on the screws, and as the volume in the channel decreases the pressure of the air increases. This results in a quiet and continuous source of compressed air.
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11 авг 2019