Temperature rise of the compressed medium in a reciprocating compressor
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Is the temperature rise of the compression medium related only to the compression ratio, and not to the displacement?
Anyway, when the air intake volume of our engine unit is far from the designed load, the temperature rise becomes extremely high, so high that testing is not possible
It is generally related to the compression ratio
Abnormal operation of the compressor’s air valves can also cause an increase in the temperature of the medium, indicating whether the unit is operating properly.
High intake temperature, insufficient cooling water, degraded hydraulic oil with low volume, and high compression ratio can all cause high exhaust temperature
Under the condition of no abnormal factors (with cooling water, lubricating oil, valves, piston rings, etc., all functioning properly)
When the unit is operating normally, the compression ratio is the main factor affecting the temperature rise of the mesons