twin lobe rotary air compressor

A twin lobe rotary compressor, also known as a positive displacement compressor, is a type of compressor that uses two rotating lobes to compress air. The lobes are shaped like figure 8 and rotate in opposite directions, creating a continuous flow of air through the compressor.

As the lobes rotate, they trap air between them and the compressor housing. The air is compressed as the lobes move towards each other, and it is forced out through the outlet as the lobes move apart. This process creates a pulsating flow of air, which can be dampened by adding a pulsation dampener to the compressor.

Twin lobe rotary air compressors are known for their high efficiency and durability, and they are often used in industrial applications where a constant supply of compressed air is required. They can be used for a wide range of applications, including pneumatic tools, air brakes, and HVAC systems. They are also used in wastewater treatment plants, food processing plants, and other industries that require reliable and efficient compressed air systems.