The working principle of piston compressor:
The compressor is driven by a motor. The motor drives the crankshaft to make a circular motion through a coupling or a gear or a belt. The crankshaft drives the connecting rod (changing the direction of the force) to make a reciprocating oscillating motion, and the connecting rod pushes the crosshead to make a reciprocating linear motion (the force is completed). The direction of the change), the crosshead drives the piston to reciprocate in the cylinder through the piston rod.
Piston compressor related knowledge
The main components of the compressed gas are composed of cylinders, pistons and valves. The piston reciprocates in the cylinder, causing the volume of the working chamber to expand and contract. When the volume is enlarged, the pressure inside the cylinder is reduced, and the inlet pipe gas enters the cylinder. When the expansion is larger, the end point is reached, the suction is completed; the volume is reduced when the piston returns, the pressure inside the cylinder rises, and the compression process is completed after the compression reaches the outlet pressure and overcomes the resistance of the spring; when the pressure in the cylinder is slightly higher than the outlet pressure The outlet valve opens to begin the exhaust process until the piston runs to the end point and completes a cycle. The compression is performed immediately after the next cycle.
