The Engineering Mechanics of Rotary Screw Air Compressors: How the Screw Rotor Works
A rotary screw air compressor raises air pressure with two meshing helical rotors instead of a piston. The male (main) rotor and female (gate) rotor turn inside a close-fitting housing; as they mesh, they trap pockets of air, carry them along the rotor length, and shrink them until the air is delivered at discharge pressure.
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