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B,  Casing,  Centrifugal Compressor,  Design

Back-To-Back (Flow Configuration)

A compressor design in which impellers are not facing the same direction. This reduces the net thrust load developed by the rotor. A back-to-back arrangement is used in centrifugal compressors to minimize the need for a balance piston and to keep the thrust bearing size to a minimum.

See also Flow Configuration (Centrifugal Compressors).

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