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15-315KW Low Pressure Air Compressor for Chemical and Textile Industries - China Factory Suppliers
Product Description
In the chemical, glass, petroleum, textile, printing and dyeing, ceramics and other industries, the required compressed air working pressure is about 0.3-0.5Mpa.
However, at present, these industries generally use the traditional 0.7-1.0Mpa air compressor. Often these customers need to install a pressure reducing valve to decompress the compressed air to below 0.5Mpa, which is undoubtedly a huge energy waste.
In response to the national policy of “energy saving and emission reduction and environmental protection”, Ziqi Compressor has customized 0.3-0.5Mpa low-pressure screw air compressors for these industries, which can directly output the low-pressure air you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the typical compressed air pressure required for industries like chemical and textile?
Industries such as chemical, glass, petroleum, textile, printing and dyeing, and ceramics generally require a working compressed air pressure of about 0.3-0.5Mpa.
Q2. Why is using a traditional 0.7-1.0Mpa air compressor with a pressure reducing valve inefficient?
Using a high-pressure compressor (0.7-1.0Mpa) and then decompressing it to below 0.5Mpa using a reducing valve wastes significant energy, as you consume power to generate high pressure that is ultimately not needed.
Q3. How does Ziqi Compressor address the need for low-pressure compressed air?
Ziqi Compressor has customized 0.3-0.5Mpa low-pressure screw air compressors that directly output the exact low-pressure air required by these specialized industries.
Q4. Does Ziqi's low-pressure screw air compressor require a pressure reducing valve?
No, since Ziqi's compressor directly outputs low-pressure air (0.3-0.5Mpa), there is no need for a pressure reducing valve, eliminating energy waste.
Q5. How does this product align with environmental and energy policies?
Ziqi's low-pressure screw air compressor is designed in response to national policies of "energy saving, emission reduction, and environmental protection" by significantly optimizing energy efficiency.