BSC T Series Single Stage/Double Stage

Compressed air is one of the most widely used power sources in the industrial field. It has many advantages such as safety, environmental protection, good regulation performance, convenient transportation, convenient centralized management and application, and good adaptability of working environment. According to statistics, the air compressor system consumes about 8-10% of the industrial energy consumption, and the national air compressor consumes about 300 billion k.h/a, of which the effective energy consumption only accounts for 66%, and the remaining 34% of the energy. (about 102 billion kW.h/a) was wasted, and the air compressor system needs to be efficiently carried out.

Baosi independent research and development and years of accumulation of two-stage screw air compressor technology combined with the actual working conditions of users, relying on a sound production quality control system, strong technical research and development strength and a huge sales service system. Constantly developed a twin-screw compressor product that meets market demand and quickly won the recognition of users and the industry.

Before the first-stage compressed air gets into the second-stage unit, atomizing oil cooling is used to lower the inlet temperature of the second-stage unit so that the two compression units can keep isothermal compression, which raises adiabatic efficiency and reduces energy consumption.

The two stage air and features the design of equal low internal pressure ratio with low leakage rate during the compression process, which promotes enormously the volumetric efficiency of the whole process (the volumetric efficiency of the two stage air and is up to 93% while that of single stage air end is at most 90%).

The two stage air end features higher energy savings than the single stage air end. Under the same working conditions with equal discharge volume and pressure, two stage air ends save 15% more on energy consumption than single stage air ends. In the meantime, under the same working conditions with equal energy consumption and discharge pressure, two stage air ends get an extra 15% discharge volume over single stage air end.