History of formation of compressor types
During the 19th century, the first generation of compressors were produced, which were used in industrial machinery and transportation. , began to be produced. These compressors could easily work continuously and 24 hours a day.
In the following years, the technology of compressors expanded with the development of automobiles and aerospace industries. In the 1940s, screw compressors were developed more widely, and in the 1950s, suction compressors and reciprocating compressors were widely used. In the following decades, with the development of technology and the need for more advanced compressors, various compressors such as centrifugal compressors, turbine compressors and magnetic compressors were introduced to the market. These compressors were improved by increasing efficiency and effectiveness, and since they are used in various industries, they play an important role in the development and progress of the global economy.
In what industries do compressors use?
In general, the compressor has industrial and non-industrial applications. Among the household uses of this device, the following can be mentioned:
• Inflating the ball
• Inflating the air mattress
• Adjusting the tire inflation
In the industry, the use of this device is very high. Since air is an energy source, the compressor is one of the pneumatic equipment. This tool provides the necessary air for various industries. Compressors are widely used in industries such as mining, automobile, wood and furniture industries, medicine, etc. Among the applications of this tool, the following can be mentioned:
• cooling of components or parts during their construction; such as cooling pipes for transporting food or pharmaceuticals in factories
• creating high-pressure compressed air to fill gas cylinders
• providing air needed for diving
• transferring parts and fluids; such as paint spray
• use of compressors in medicine; All kinds of surgical drills or medical cutting devices
• Use of air compressor in separating excess materials; Types of sand blast and...
• Application of compressor in the aviation industry in order to feed the compressed air of the turbine engine
How the compressor works
The operation of the compressor is generally as follows:
1. Gas absorption: At first, gas or vapor is absorbed from the external environment or from a specific source. 2. Compression: Then, the gas or steam enters the compressor part and is compressed and its volume is reduced by the pressure created by the actuator.
3. Gas discharge: Finally, the compressed gas or vapor is discharged to the system or location and used for various applications, such as transmission, cooling or processing.
Thus, compressors with this The simple but effective process supports a variety of useful applications in various industries and plays a very important role in the transfer and processing of gases and vapors.
In general, these devices are known as one of the important and basic devices in various industries. From the automotive industry to the food, electronic, and oil and gas industries, the use of these devices is essential for compressing and transferring gases and vapors. Considering the variety of applications and different types, choosing and using the right compressors for each application is vital and economical.