Gardner Denver Deutschland Gmbh

Frank Georg Klaus

Ulrich Thomes

Marc Schiel

Lars Horst

Norbert Rheinländer

Jürgen Tries

Nicolas Henn

A cooling arrangement for an at least two-stage compressed air generator comprises an intercooler arranged between a first and a second compressor stage, an aftercooler arranged after the second compressor stage, and a subassembly cooler, which absorbs heat from further subassemblies of the compressed air generator. A coolant circuit comprises a main cooler, the cold side supplying a cooled coolant parallel to the respective coolant inlet of the intercooler, of the aftercooler and of the subassembly cooler, and the hot side receiving the heated coolant exiting in parallel at the respective coolant outlet of the intercooler and of the aftercooler. The coolant outlet of the subassembly cooler is connected to a feed inlet of the intercooler and/or of the aftercooler.

Cooling arrangement and method for cooling an at least two-stage compressed air generator

A cooling arrangement for an at least two-stage compressed air generator. The cooling arrangement comprises an intercooler arranged between a first and a second compressor stage, an aftercooler arranged after the second compressor stage, and a subassembly cooler, which absorbs heat from further subassemblies of the compressed air generator. A coolant circuit comprises a main cooler, the cold side supplying a cooled coolant parallel to the respective coolant inlet of the intercooler, of the aftercooler and of the subassembly cooler, and the hot side receiving the heated coolant exiting in parallel at the respective coolant outlet of the intercooler and of the aftercooler. The coolant outlet of the subassembly cooler is connected to a feed inlet of the intercooler and/or of the aftercooler.

The invention relates to a compressor system for generating compressed air. It comprises a drive, a driven compressor, a lubricant cooler, a compressed air cooler and a blower unit. The blower unit has at least two blowers that can be controlled independent of one another, which convey cooling air to first and second cooling chambers that are separated from one another, wherein the first cooling chamber conveys the cooling air to the lubricant cooler, and the second cooling chamber conveys the cooling air to the compressed air cooler. The lubricant cooler and the compressed air cooler have an arrangement that is offset to one another in such a way that the axes of their inflow and outflow flanges, arranged on their lateral walls, are located in different planes. The invention also relates to a method for operating a compressor system that generates compressed air, wherein at least two control signals that are independent of one another are provided for two blowers.

Compressor system for generating compressed air, as well as method for operating a compressor system that generates compressed air

The present invention relates primarily to a method for controlling the rotational rate of a compressor, which controls, in particular, the rotational rate of a rotating compression element of the compressor. The invention furthermore relates to a compressor, e.g. a compressor for generating pressurized air. The compressor is to be operated at a rotational rate, when in operation, with a mean value that is at least as high as a minimum mean value, in order to ensure the functionality of the compressor. According to the method, a temporally variable target rotational rate of the compressor that is necessary for obtaining a temporally variable output performance from a compressor is determined. In accordance with the invention, a lower rotational rate limit is raised if the temporal mean of the variable target rotational rate is lower than the minimal mean value for the rotational rate of the compressor.

Compressor and method for controlling the rotational speed thereof

A compressor system () with a system housing (), in which are arranged heat generating system components () comprising at least one compressor stage () for compressing a gaseous medium, an air water cooler (), a blower () which generates a cooling air flow (), and air conducting elements. A cooling air channel () is configured which has an inlet opening () in the upper section of the system housing () and an outlet opening () in the lower section of the system housing (), wherein upper air conducting elements () are positioned in order to conduct the cooling air flow () after flowing through the air water cooler () to the inlet opening (), and lower air conducting elements () are positioned in order to conduct the cooling air flow () from the outlet opening () to the system components ().

Compressor system with internal air-water cooling

A mixing valve arrangement for a hydraulic system is provided with a medium cavity, in which a mixing cylinder, a first and a second inlet chamber as well as an outlet are provided. A mixing piston is axially mounted and movable in the mixing cylinder, provided with a flow path with an inlet opening, a variable cross-section of said inlet opening culminating into the first and/or the second inlet chamber, according to the axial position of the mixing piston, and with an outlet opening culminating in the outlet of the mixing cylinder. A thrust rod is axially mounted and movable and connected to the mixing piston, to change the axial position thereof. A drive is connected as an actuator to the thrust rod, for the axial movement of the same. The drive is an electrical motor, which is completely arranged inside the medium cavity.

Mixing valve arrangement for a hydraulic system, including an oil cooling system and compressor system

The invention relates to a method for controlling the water supply of a water-injected compressor, into the cooling water circuit of which is injected demineralized and non-demineralized water as fresh water. The method according to the invention is characterized in that the fresh water supplied is a mixture of demineralized and non-demineralized water, and the proportions of the demineralized and non-demineralized water in the fresh water are dependent on the conductivity of the demineralized and non-demineralized water. The invention also relates to a water-injected gas compressor that may be operated with such a method.

Water-injected gas compressor and method for controlling the water supply

The invention relates to a control for heat recovery (WRG) in a compressor system with liquid injection comprising a fluid circuit of the fluid which is to be injected with control valve, this fluid passing through at least one heat exchanger with control valve to the WRG and upstream of the compressor () of the compressor system there being a compressor-side control valve () and downstream of the heat exchanger () of the WRG there being a WRG-side control valve (), one electronic control unit () controlling at least one of these control valves (and/or) by means of an algorithm, and the required temperatures for the mass flows [of the WRG being able to be input as parameters into the control unit [

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Frank Georg Klaus