What are the physical principles of the Z Nitrogen Compressor?

With the increase in demand from society, the variety of compressors has become more and more diverse. Oxygen compressors, hydrogen compressors as well as carbon dioxide compressors are all common industrial products. These different gas compressors play a vital role in various fields, by compressing and transmitting to obtain high-quality gases.

Today we would like to introduce nitrogen compressors. This article will take the viewer through a brief preview of nitrogen compressors in relation to their physical characteristics and working principles.

·What is the working principle of the Z Nitrogen Compressor?

·What are the characteristics of the Z Nitrogen Compressor?

·Common misconceptions when using nitrogen compressors.

What is the working principle of the Z Nitrogen Compressor?

The Z nitrogen compressor is one of the reciprocating compressors and its working principle is very understandable. When the Z nitrogen compressor works, nitrogen enters the filter in the Z nitrogen compressor and the oxygen and other impurities in the air are then filtered to produce nitrogen with a purity of up to 99.99%. In other words, its working process can be divided into four processes: expansion, suction, compression and discharge.

What are the characteristics of the Z Nitrogen Compressor?

·Oil-free

Oil-free is the most important physical feature of our nitrogen compressors, which means that there is no need to add oil to the equipment. Meanwhile, It is also water-cooled.

·High working efficiency

Our nitrogen compressors can work continuously for 24 hours while consuming less energy to produce nitrogen.

·No impact on the environment

The nitrogen compressor uses environmentally friendly and energy-saving methods to provide pure, clean, dry nitrogen without impacting the environment.

·Compact design

The compact design of the nitrogen compressor also makes it easy to operate.

Above are the physical characteristics of our Z nitrogen compressors. Our compressor mainly consists of pipes, fittings, check valves, valves, oil and water separators, water coolers, etc. With its wide range of applications, we believe it can help you achieve higher efficiency in different fields

·Common misconceptions when using nitrogen compressors.

A nitrogen compressor does not require much maintenance

Regular maintenance work is vital for any mechanical equipment, especially for oil-free products like nitrogen compressors. It is understood that at the heart of a nitrogen compressor is its membrane, which is the filter that separates nitrogen from the atmosphere we breathe. The membrane degrades over time, especially in a dirty workshop environment, and needs to be completely replaced approximately every two years.

·High purity oxygen is not pure nitrogen

Although a nitrogen compressor produces nitrogen of high purity, a nitrogen compressor cannot produce pure nitrogen. In fact, it is always 99.9% pure and there is still a difference between this and 100% pure oxygen, which needs to be noted.

These are the common misconceptions about nitrogen compressors. As nitrogen compressors have not been in the domestic market for as long as the international market. It is therefore important that these characteristics are clearly understood to prevent problems when using them. In addition to this, we recommend buying a large and well-known compressor manufacturer, which is also done to avoid quality and after-sales service problems.