The speed of the motor in a variable speed compressor varies to ensure the air flow rate matches the compressed air demand. This provides many savings on energy costs compared to a fixed speed compressor. When the fixed speed screw compressor is on, it continues to operate at the same speed - industrial variable speed screw compressor.
When the air demand is low, the motor in the variable speed drive rotary screw compressor will run at a reduced speed. This will result in less energy being used to operate. The frequency of the variable speed compressor motor will be automatically increased when higher demand for compressed air is needed.
The variable speed is most effective in compressed air systems with constant flows and a small number of operating air compressors. A variable speed compressor essentially speeds up or slows down depending on the specific compressed air needs to prevent wasting energy. We have a range of highly efficient variable speed screw compressors for your specific compressor needs - industrial screw compressors.
If you are looking for ways to save on energy costs and maximize the efficiency of your industrial plant, reducing the energy consumption of your compressed air systems should be one of your top priorities. Industrial air compressors can be classified as either fixed speed or variable speed. For more information, please visit our site https://scrair.co.uk/
