Compressor Specific Shafts
Compressor specific shafts typically play core roles like transmitting torque to drive compression components (e.g., impellers, rotors), supporting rotating parts, and ensuring concentricity during high-pressure gas compression. They are often made of high-strength, wear-resistant, or corrosion-resistant materials (e.g., alloy steel, stainless steel) based on the compressor’s application scenario (e.g., industrial gas compression, refrigeration systems).
