Variable Speed ​​Drive (VSD) screw compressors save energy by automatically adjusting the motor speed according to the air demand. While the motor in traditional fixed speed compressors constantly operates at full capacity, VSD models produce only the amount of air needed. This feature provides great energy savings, especially in facilities with variable air consumption. For example, it works at a higher speed during peak production hours and at a lower speed during the night shift, reducing electricity costs. Conclusion: Using a VSD compressor in businesses with variable air demand provides a cost advantage in the long term.

Multiple filtering methods are used to improve air quality in screw compressors: Particle Filter: Provides protection for sensitive devices by separating dust and particles. Oil Separator Filter: Captures compressor oil vapor and droplets. Activated Carbon Filter: Removes odor and organic vapors, especially used in the food and pharmaceutical sectors. Moisture Separator: Separates water vapor in the air by condensing it, reducing the risk of corrosion. Conclusion: Sector and air quality standards should be taken into consideration when selecting filters. More intensive filtration should be preferred in the food and health sectors.