
The new UWAP50BY1 model achieves a 7% COP increase, and a newly developed denture mold has enabled the production of the compact UWAP50BY1 model with a 13% reduction in volume and weight.
Gate rotors are positioned to the right and left of the screw to eliminate the eccentric load produced by a pressure differential. The orthogonal rotor shaft uses high-precision ball and roller bearings, enabling it to last twice as long as the twin-screw type. The gate rotors are well balanced to equalize pressure while reducing noise and vibration during operation.

Single screw compressor(Technology adopted by Daikin)

Twin screw compressor

Single screw compressorPressure and balance are maintained by the screw rotor's upper and lower sides.
The low bearing load confers long-life to the screw rotor and gate rotor bearings.
Low vibration
Daikin water chillers use gate rotors made of high-performance engineering plastic for smooth meshing with the screw rotor, thus minimizing shock and vibration while maintaining stable operation. The gate rotors are well balanced to equalize pressure while reducing noise and vibration during operation.

Single screw compressor(Technology adopted by Daikin)
The "12-compression process" per rotation means minimal pressure fluctuation, and enables miniaturization, weight savings, and smooth rotation.

Twin screw compressor
Pressure fluctuations are large with the "5-compression process" per rotation.
The single screw construction eliminates blow-by from high to low pressure sections to minimize energy loss.
The simple, single rotor construction enables a lightweight, compact design.
Power transmission between rotors is reduced, thus eliminating friction wear.
6 grooves are partitioned up and down by the gate rotors to create 12 compression rooms.
The simplified lubrication system, including a high/low pressure differential lubrication system and ball and roller bearings, reduces the factors that can contribute to problems.

Single screw compressor(Technology adopted by Daikin)

Twin screw compressor