Piston Compressors: Application Areas
Piston compressors – also known as reciprocal compressors – are designed to work within certain limitations. Find out more about them here. Read More…
One-stage vs Multi-stage Compressor
Did
you know that there are one-stage compressors and multi-stage compressors? Well know you
know! Learn more about each of these compressors and discover which one is more suitable for your production
needs.
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The one-stage compressor
A one-stage compressor has one or more cylinders each of which compresses air from atmospheric pressure to operational pressure.
Multi-stage compressor
A multi-stage compressor has two or more cylinders connected in series in which air is gradually compressed to the final pressure.
Between steps, the compressed air is cooled with air or water.
Thereby improving efficiency, which achieving a much higher pressure than from the one-stage compressor.
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