A two-stage compressor is a positive displacement compressor that uses a two-stage compression process. Its working process is divided into two stages: the low-pressure stage draws in and initially compresses the gas, and then introduces the gas into the high-pressure stage for final compression to achieve the required exhaust pressure. This design reduces the gas temperature through intercooling, thereby reducing power consumption and improving efficiency during the compression process. Bi-stage compressors are generally suitable for medium and high-pressure applications, and their structural forms include piston and screw types. Due to the use of staged compression and intercooling mechanisms, this model helps to control the exhaust temperature and improve energy efficiency while maintaining a higher output pressure. Common application areas include industrial gas treatment, high-pressure gas supply and process flows.


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