What Is a Kobelco(TM) Compressor?
Kobelco(TM) compressors is a company that sells various types of general-purpose compressors belonging to the Kobe Steel Group. This is a long-established company that uses “KOBELCO” as its unified brand name. The company that sells various types of general-purpose compressors belonging to the Kobe Steel Group, a long-established company based in Kobe, Japan, and its compressors are called Kobelco(TM) compressors.
Kobelco(TM) compressors are characterized by the energy-saving performance of the various air compressors that Kobelco manufactures.
Uses of Kobelco(TM) Compressors
Kobelco(TM) compressors’ lineup includes a variety of compressors, such as oil-injected compressors and oil-free compressors, steam-driven air compressors, screw-type steam generators, and nitrogen generators. They also have a lineup of compressors and related equipment, including steam-driven air compressors, screw-type steam generators, and nitrogen generators.
They are used as high-performance, energy-saving compressors in large industrial facilities such as factories and plants, together with the inverters that drive the compressors.
Principle of Kobelco(TM) Compressors
The principle of Kobelco(TM) compressors is explained below. Kobe Steel, whose unified brand name is Kobelco, was the first company to produce and market compressors in Japan.
A compressor is the traditional Japanese term for a compressor. A compressor is a “machine” that applies “pressure” to a gas to “reduce” the volume of that gas. Compressors are mainly used in factories and plants to change the state of gas used in a refrigeration cycle or other circulating process to the required gas state.
The structure of Kobelco(TM) compressors, like compressors used in the market, consists of a mechanical part that compresses and an electric motor that drives the compression mechanism.
First, there are various types of compression systems for the mechanical part, but Kobelco has traditionally used reciprocating and screw-type compression systems, which are suitable for many large compressor applications.
In the case of compressors for large facilities, which is Kobelco’s forte, the compression mechanism is of the reciprocating or screw type, which is suitable for large compressors because the excluded volume to be compressed is comparatively large.
Next, we will explain the electric motor that operates the mechanical compression mechanism. The electric motor itself uses a synchronous motor with a built-in permanent magnet (commonly known as an IPM for short). -performance magnets in the magnetic field section.