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Catalog Schneider Airsystems 2017

Descoperiti gama completa solutii pentru aerul comprimat. Compresoare profesionale mobile cu piston | Compresoare profesionale stationare cu piston | Compresoare industriale cu surub | Solutii pentru tratarea aerului comprimat | Sisteme de conectare pentru aerul comprimat | Scule de mana pneumatice

Descoperiti gama completa solutii pentru aerul comprimat. Compresoare profesionale mobile cu piston | Compresoare profesionale stationare cu piston | Compresoare industriale cu surub | Solutii pentru tratarea aerului comprimat | Sisteme de conectare pentru aerul comprimat | Scule de mana pneumatice

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Which is the right compressor for the job?<br />

Piston compressor versus screw compressor<br />

There is a variety of different compressors available for compressing air. There are two<br />

excellent principles for displacement compressors: piston compressors and screw<br />

compressors. They differ substantially in their duty cycle:<br />

One of the most important features of piston compressors is the intermittent<br />

operation.<br />

This means that its duty cycle should only be max. 70 percent per hour.<br />

In contrast, screw compressors are endurance runners – they are designed for permanent<br />

air requirements. Constant switching cycles owing to oversized screw compressors<br />

damage their service life, as the required operating temperature is not reached or maintained.<br />

As a result condensate builds up in the oil circuit. The consequences are higher<br />

wear, shorter maintenance intervals and correspondingly higher costs.<br />

In most cases the compressed air requirement in workshops and industry comprises a<br />

base load and a peak load. Both compressor systems can be combined here perfectly.<br />

The screw compressor covers the base load, the piston compressor the peak<br />

load.<br />

Determining your compressed air requirements<br />

A compressed air system has a very complex design. Factors such as available space,<br />

room temperature, air intake and exhaust air, ambient conditions, accessibility for<br />

maintenance work and noise development, etc., should always be considered.<br />

Therefore, it is advisable to enlist the help of a compressed air specialist when determining<br />

your actual air requirements because incorrectly designed compressors result in higher<br />

energy costs, increased wear and occasional decreases in pressure in your pipe network.<br />

Designing your compressed air system – Call the professionals!<br />

We would be glad to help you design your compressed air system and determine the required air flow rate, the most<br />

suitable air quality for your application and pressure requirements with consideration for the long-term future<br />

development of your company. We will then recommend the most suitable compressor based on your requirements.<br />

For further information please contact your dealer or our sales representatives.<br />

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