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Today, the choice of air compressors is abundant. A number of factors determine the answer to this question, including the operating requirements, application, and budget.
Ideal for constant-volume applications, rotary screw compressors are used extensively in applications above 30 hp and are often limited to a maximum air pressure of 150 psig. Rotary screw compressors typically have a higher initial cost than reciprocating compressors and require costly maintenance programs. Common advantages include a low noise level, low vibration, and 100% duty cycle.
Reciprocating (piston) air compressors are widely considered as ‘work-horse’ compressors. They may be seen in the corner of the garage, in auto body and tire shops, woodworking facilities, hospitals, construction sites, amusement parks, and industrial facilities. Industrial reciprocating compressors are able to operate in a severe duty environment, have lower initial costs, lower maintenance costs, and are ideal for intermittent duty operation. They save energy in no-load conditions and operate efficiently at partial loads, which results in a higher overall efficiency for many diverse applications. Piston compressors are more forgiving than rotaries and normally operate more dependably in less than ideal conditions.
Historically, it was not possible to provide the benefits of a reciprocating compressor in a low noise application. For this reason, rotary screw compressors have been misapplied in intermittent duty applications, resulting in frequent downtime, inefficient operation, problems with condensate, and higher maintenance costs.
Industrial Reciprocating
Intermittent duty applications
Lower initial cost
Lower maintenance costs
Easy maintenance
Typical pressure range up to 175 psig
Typically 30 hp & below
Can operate in harsh environment
Low sound NOW available
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Type
Motor Power
Pump Comp Model
Length
Sound Level
175 PSI Rating
BER-5
Base Mounted Units
5
hp
RP15B
40 1/2
in
67
dBA
734
rpm
BER-7F
Base Mounted Units
7 1/2
hp
RP15B
40 1/2
in
68
dBA
990
rpm
BER-10
Base Mounted Units
10
hp
RP30D
50 1/2
in
66
dBA
740
rpm
BER-15F
Base Mounted Units
15
hp
RP30D
50 1/2
in
70
dBA
1045
rpm
HER5-8
Horizontal Tank Mounted Units
5
hp
RP15B
67
in
67
dBA
734
rpm
HER7F-8
Horizontal Tank Mounted Units
7 1/2
hp
RP15B
67
in
68
dBA
990
rpm
HER10-12
Horizontal Tank Mounted Units
10
hp
RP30D
73
in
66
dBA
740
rpm
HER15F-12
Horizontal Tank Mounted Units
15
hp
RP30D
73
in
70
dBA
1045
rpm
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