How does a compressor work?
Compressors are devices used in many different sectors, such as industry, construction, medicine, and automotive. Their task isto increase the pressure of gas (usually air) by reducing its volume. Thesedevices work by sucking in air from the environment, compressing it, whichincreases the pressure, and then releasing the compressed air into the system. This process is carried out in various types of compressors: piston, screw, vane, and centrifugal, each of which uses a different compression mechanism. To ensure that compressors operate efficiently and save energy and costs, they are equipped with high-efficiency compression stages.
What are compression stages?
Compression stages are parts of a compressor responsiblefor the air compression process. In practice, a compressor may have one or several such stages, depending on the needs. Each stage consists of componentssuch as an impeller, stator, pistons, and valves, which work together to increase air pressure.