The present disclosure relates to a turbo blower capable of operating in a surge area and, more particularly, to a turbo blower capable of operating in a surge area, the turbo blower increasing consistency of performance thereof and efficiency by preventing suspension thereof due to a temporarily generated surge by operating even in a surge area for a predetermined time in addition to a normal area in which the turbo blower normally operates.

Disclosed is a remote control smart blower. More particularly, the remote control smart blower includes a blower chamber (100) compressing external air flowing inside and discharging the compressed air; and a blower controller chamber (200) forming a predetermined-high partition with the blower chamber (100) and being able to operate and monitor in real time the power and operation status of a blower (110) disposed and fixed in the blower chamber (100), in which a manager can check the operation status of the blower (110) installed and fixed at a site and control and manage the blower (110) in real time using an exclusive terminal not only at the site, but regardless of the distance due to the blower controller chamber (200), whereby safety of operation and ease of management of the blower (110) are maximized. Therefore, the present invention not only maximizes the usability of the blower (110) installed in a site, but also allows a manager to check the operation status and operation schedule of the blower (110) in real time regardless of the distance and to manage and control the operation condition and operation schedule according to the situation, whereby improving the ease and expertise of the blower (110).

A compressor system includes: a compressor having an upstream region into which a working fluid flows, a downstream region in which the pressure of the working fluid is greater than that in the upstream region, inlet guide vanes that are provided further upstream than the upstream region and capable of altering the flow rate of the inflowing working fluid, and an extraction part that is provided to a portion between the upstream region and the downstream region and capable of extracting at least a portion of the working fluid; detection devices, at least one of which is provided in each of the upstream region and the downstream region, for detecting the physical quantity of the working fluid; and a control device for adjusting, on the basis of changes in the physical quantity, the opening degree of the inlet guide vanes and the amount extracted by the extraction part.

A vacuum pumping device comprises: a turbo-molecular pump; an backing pump connected to an outlet side of the turbo-molecular pump; a measurement section configured to measure first elapsed time until a suction-port-side pressure of the backing pump reaches a predetermined pressure higher than a turbo-molecular pump startable pressure and lower than an atmospheric pressure after start of the backing pump; an arithmetic section configured to calculate, based on the first elapsed time measured by the measurement section, the atmospheric pressure, and the predetermined pressure, second elapsed time until the suction-port-side pressure reaches the turbo-molecular pump startable pressure after the start of the backing pump; and a start control section configured to start the turbo-molecular pump when the second elapsed time has elapsed after the start of the backing pump.

A control system is provided to optimize a compressor that has a variable guide vane position and a variable speed set point. One or more controllers receive a process set point for a main process variable for a first performance control application and a deviation set point for a surge deviation level for a second performance control application. The first performance control application operates a first independent primary control loop to control the main process variable at the process set point by manipulating the variable guide vane position. The second performance control application operates a second independent primary control loop to control a surge deviation level at the deviation set point by manipulating the variable speed set point. The second performance control application also executes a limit control loop to limit the main process variable at a limit set point by manipulating the variable speed set point.

A method of operating a chiller to avoid future surge events, the method comprises applying chiller operating data associated with a chiller as an input to one or more machine learning models; and generating a threshold for a controllable chiller variable to prevent a future chiller surge event from occurring based on an output of the one or more machine learning models, further comprising affecting operation of the chiller based on the threshold to prevent the future chiller surge event from occurring. The method enables automatic control of a chiller to avoid future chiller surge events.

The present invention relates to a compressor device (1) comprising: a compressor installation (2) having at least one compressor element (3a, 3b, 3c) for compressing a suctioned gas, the compressor element (3a, 3b, 3c) being driven by an electric motor (4); a heat recuperation system (6) for recuperating heat from a compressed gas resulting from the compression of the suctioned gas, the heat recuperation system (6) comprising a piping network (7) having an inlet (8) and an outlet (9) for a coolant, said piping network (7) being provided at this inlet (8) or outlet (9) with control means with a flow rate control state variable for modifying a first flow rate of the coolant in the piping network (7); and a control unit (13) which adjusts the flow rate control state variable of the control means on the basis of a drive current of the electric motor (4) or on the basis of a second flow rate of the suctioned gas such that a temperature T.sub.w,out at the outlet (9) of the piping network (7) is driven to a predefined level.

An engine system incorporating an intake manifold, a compressor, and a controller. The compressor may provide air to the intake manifold and the controller may be connected to the intake manifold and the compressor. The controller may receive a control signal and control air flow from the compressor to the intake manifold based on the received control signal. The controller may control the air flow from the compressor to the intake manifold based on a first equation when a value related to the control signal is on a first side of a threshold and according to a second equation when the value is on a second side of the threshold. The controller may control the air flow between the compressor and intake manifold according to the second equation to prevent the compressor from operating at a surge condition when controlling the air flow according to the first equation.

A gas turbine is equipped with: a low-pressure bleed passage, a medium-pressure bleed passage, and a high-pressure bleed-passage for supplying compressed air bled from respective bleed chambers to a turbine; a low-pressure exhaust passage, a medium-pressure exhaust passage, and a high-pressure exhaust passage for exhausting the compressed air in the respective bleed passages to an exhaust chamber; a low-pressure exhaust valve, a medium-pressure exhaust valve, and a high-pressure exhaust valve provided respectively in the exhaust passages; a low-pressure ejector and a medium-pressure ejector provided in the respective exhaust passages; a driving air supply passage for supplying the compressed air to the ejectors; and a control device configured to open the exhaust valves and supply compressed air from the driving air supply passage to the ejectors when an operating state of a gas turbine is in a region in which rotation stall is generated.

A method of operating a chiller to avoid future surge events, the method comprises applying chiller operating data associated with a chiller as an input to one or more machine learning models; and generating a threshold for a controllable chiller variable to prevent a future chiller surge event from occurring based on an output of the one or more machine learning models, further comprising affecting operation of the chiller based on the threshold to prevent the future chiller surge event from occurring. The method enables automatic control of a chiller to avoid future chiller surge events.