Dictionary

CoolAir Spare Parts Dictionary

Core Compressor Components

Part NameDefinition / Function
Air EndThe core compression unit where air is compressed. Comes in screw, vane, or piston type.
Motor (Electric/Drive Motor)Drives the air end to compress air. Must match compressor capacity and duty cycle.
CouplingConnects the motor to the air end shaft, allowing smooth power transmission.
Base FrameStructural platform that holds the compressor unit and accessories.

Air Filtration & Intake

Part NameFunction
Air Filter ElementFilters dust and contaminants from intake air before entering the compressor.
Air Filter HousingEnclosure that holds the air filter element.
Intake Valve (Suction Valve)Regulates air flow into the compressor during startup, load/unload cycles.
Inlet PipeThe pipe connecting the air filter to the air end intake port.

Oil Circuit Components

Part NameFunction
Oil Filter ElementRemoves impurities from the lubricating oil circulating in the system.
Oil Separator (Air/Oil Separator)Separates oil from compressed air after compression.
Oil Separator TankPressurized vessel where oil/air separation occurs.
Oil Level Sight GlassTransparent window to monitor oil level inside the compressor.
Thermostatic ValveControls oil flow depending on temperature to optimize performance.
Minimum Pressure Valve (MPV)Maintains minimum system pressure to ensure oil recirculates properly.
Oil CoolerCools down the oil after it absorbs heat during compression.
Oil Drain ValveUsed to drain old or contaminated oil from the system.

Cooling System Components

Part NameFunction
Fan (Cooling Fan)Cools the oil cooler, air cooler, and other heat-exposed components.
Fan MotorDrives the cooling fan. May be electric or belt-driven.
AftercoolerCools down compressed air after it exits the air end, reducing moisture content.
IntercoolerIn multi-stage compressors, cools air between stages.
Coolant HoseTransfers coolant (air/oil) between system parts.

Control & Safety Components

Part NameFunction
Pressure Sensor (Transducer)Measures air pressure and sends signal to control system.
Temperature Sensor (Thermistor)Measures oil or air temperature.
Pressure SwitchTurns the compressor on/off based on set pressure limits.
Unloader ValveRelieves pressure during startup to avoid overload.
Solenoid ValveElectrically controlled valve used to manage air or oil flow.
Check Valve (Non-return Valve)Prevents backflow of air or oil in piping.
Safety Valve (Pressure Relief Valve)Releases excess pressure to avoid damage or explosion.
Control Panel (PLC)Electronic unit for managing compressor functions, faults, and monitoring.
Display Panel (HMI)Human-machine interface that shows real-time compressor data and settings.
Run-on TimerTimer that keeps the fan running after the compressor stops to ensure proper cooling.

Transmission & Drive System

Part NameFunction
Drive Belt / V-BeltTransmits power from the motor to the compressor.
Belt TensionerEnsures proper belt tension for efficient operation.
Pulley / SheaveRotating part for the drive belt on the motor or compressor shaft.

Service & Consumable Parts

Part NameFunction
Service KitBundled set of filters, seals, and consumables for scheduled maintenance.
Gasket / O-Ring KitSealing components used during filter, cooler, or valve replacement.
Drain Valve (Manual / Auto)Drains condensate from air receivers or dryers.
Breather ValveEqualizes pressure and prevents vacuum formation in tanks.
Vibration MountsIsolate vibration to protect internal parts and base frame.

Optional / Accessory Components

Part NameFunction
Air Receiver TankStores compressed air to manage system demand.
Soundproof CanopyAcoustic enclosure to reduce operating noise.
Inline Filters (Coalescing, Particulate)Enhance air quality by removing fine particles, oil, and water vapors.
Dryer (Refrigerated / Desiccant)Removes moisture from compressed air.
Pressure GaugeDisplays system pressure for manual monitoring.

Spare Parts Codes & Cross References

If you're working with CoolAir-branded or OEM-compatible parts, it's important to:

  • Use OEM part numbers for exact replacements.
  • Maintain a cross-reference sheet for compatible third-party or aftermarket parts.
  • Track parts based on service intervals (e.g., 2000h, 4000h, 8000h kits).
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