Analogue Crosshead Drive of Reciprocating Mashines

The study of new design solutions in the field of reciprocating compressor units led to the creation of units based on low-speed long-stroke compression stages. Regime and design parameters of such units, along with the use of linear drives do not allow to use a flywheel as a means of reducing fluctuations in the load on the drive mechanism. A number of schemes for such units has been proposed, the most successful of which is a design with two pistons moving towards each other. This design allows us to fully balance the unit. In addition, this design has a number of additional advantages, such as increased service life and improved performance of the workflow.

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Problems equilibration of aggregates on the basis of slow moving stages

Yusha

Busarov

Nedovenchany

et al. 2019

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Analogue Crosshead Drive of Reciprocating Mashines

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Problems equilibration of aggregates on the basis of slow moving stages

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