What are the components of an Industrial Oxygen Compressor?

The invention of the oxygen compressor dates back to the last century, as the increasing demand for such devices in society at the time led to an increasing variety of oxygen compressors. Today, industrial oxygen compressors have become a necessity in modern society.

In this article, we will focus on the introduction of an Industrial Oxygen Compressor. At the same time, the components of an Industrial Oxygen Compressor will be indicated.

The reasons for using Industrial Oxygen Compressors

The basic structure of Industrial Oxygen Compressors

The common types of Oxygen Compressors in the market

The reasons for using Industrial Oxygen Compressors

·Save energy

The industrial oxygen compressor is inexpensive to manufacture and its small size makes it easy to carry and install. In addition, the industrial compressor has strict production standards and it does not cause any harm or pollution to the environment. It has a long standby time, which is very conducive to energy saving and environmental protection.

·High working efficiency

As a result of the rotary ram design, the industrial oxygen compressor has only one rotor as its moving part and a low rotational speed, which also makes it highly efficient. It can work properly under harsh environmental conditions.

Given that so many benefits, there is no denying that Industrial Oxygen Compressors can be applied in many fields. Noticeably, the maintenance of industrial oxygen compressors is also very important, if not taken care of in general, may affect their future use.

The basic structure of Industrial Oxygen Compressors

Typically, industrial oxygen compressor sets are mainly composed of a compressor mainframe, drive, interstage cooler, compressed air separation, purification and other treatment devices as well as pressure display, control, and safety devices.

The common types of Oxygen Compressors in the market

·Centrifugal Oxygen Compressor

The centrifugal oxygen compressor is a common type of oxygen compressor. It works on the principle that the impeller drives the gas to do high-speed rotation, which causes the gas to produce centrifugal force. After the gas has passed through the impeller, its flow rate and pressure are increased so that compressed air can be produced continuously.

The great advantage of the centrifugal oxygen compressor is the high exhaust volume, the uniform exhaust, the absence of pulsating airflow, and its very high speed. The centrifugal oxygen compressor is suitable for some low to medium flow rates and low to medium pressure applications.

·Piston Oxygen Compressor

The piston oxygen compressor is a kind of compressor that is based on the reciprocating motion of a piston to pressurize and deliver the gas. Its most important feature is that the piston compressor has high thermal efficiency and low power consumption per unit. At the same time, it is highly adaptable and can accommodate a wide range of pressure and cooling capacity requirements. In terms of use, the piston oxygen compressor also has certain limitations, such as its low speed and complex construction. It is known to be more widely used in refrigerators.

·Sliding vane Oxygen compressor

The sliding vane compressor is simple in construction. It is inexpensive to manufacture and operate, easy to manufacture, and easy to operate. It is almost perfectly balanced and vibration-free. In contrast, the sliding vane oxygen compressor has the widest range of applications.

·Diaphragm compressor

Diaphragm compressors are suitable for large compressor ratios, high discharge pressures, toxic and harmful gases

These three are a few common types of oxygen compressors on the market, and different types have different characteristics. It is worth noting that each type has certain limitations of use and must be understood before purchase. Otherwise, this can affect the actual use of the oxygen compressor.