Tanabe Compressor
A Tanabe air compressor a vital piece of marine machinery, widely used aboard ships, particularly in engine rooms for providing starting air, service air, and control air.
📌 Key Features of This Tanabe Air Compressor:
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Multi-stage, reciprocating type (usually 2 or 3 stages)
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Belt or direct coupling with the motor (direct coupling in this case)
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Intercoolers and aftercoolers between stages (internal, not externally visible)
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Pressure gauges (clustered at the front) for monitoring air pressure at each stage and discharge pressure
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Oil filters, oil separators, and safety valves for safe operation
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Air intake filters (on top — dual canisters) to clean incoming air
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Drain valves, control wiring, and indicator lights
 
📊 General Specs (Typical for Tanabe Compressors of this type)
| Feature | Spec Example | 
|---|---|
| Type | 2 or 3-stage, reciprocating | 
| Pressure Rating | 30–35 bar (Starting air systems) | 
| Cooling Type | Water-cooled or air-cooled | 
| Capacity | 20–160 m³/h (varies by model) | 
| Motor Power | 15–75 kW | 
📌 Application Areas:
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Starting air for main engines and auxiliary engines
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Emergency air supply
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Service air for tools and maintenance
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Control air for ship automation
 
				