The motor speed of the screw air compressor varies according to the model and the use scenario, the following is the specific classification and technical analysis:
1. standard motor speed
- two-pole asynchronous motor
- rated speed: 2960 r/min (3% speed difference allowed, actual range is about 2910-2960 r/min).
- Application Scenarios: Suitable for high compression demand scenarios, such as large factories, mines, etc.
- four-pole asynchronous motor
- rated speed: 1480 r/min (3% speed difference allowed, actual range is about 1455-1480 r/min).
- Application Scenarios: Suitable for low noise or low power consumption needs, such as laboratories and small workshops.
2. variable frequency motor speed
- adjustment range: 25-50Hz, corresponding to the speed of 1450-2900 r/min.
- Technical advantages: Adjust the rotating speed through frequency conversion to realize on-demand gas supply, with remarkable energy saving effect (15%-50% energy saving compared with fixed frequency models).
- Applicable Scenarios: Industrial environments with large demand fluctuations, such as production lines and medical gas supply systems.
Relation between 3. load and speed
- no load: The speed is 75%-85% of the rated voltage, that is, 565-722 rpm (take a two-pole motor as an example).
- When loaded: The speed should not be less than 75% or more than 110 of the rated voltage to ensure stable operation of the equipment.
4. practical application recommendations
- conventional condition: Preferential choice of two-pole motor (2960 r/min) to match high compression requirements.
- Special needs:
- low noise: Choose four-pole motor (1480 r/min) or variable frequency model.
- Energy saving demand: Adopt variable frequency air compressor to dynamically adjust the speed.
5. Summary
screw air compressor motor speed is usually 2960 r/min (two poles) or 1480 r/min (four poles), variable frequency models can be used in 1450-2900 r/min adjustment. The selection should be combined with specific conditions, giving priority to compression requirements, noise limits and energy saving goals.