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Issues related to several forces of the reciprocating machine in the data table

2017-04-27View Original

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The data sheet provided by the manufacturer includes the following options for describing forces: 1. Maximum allowable continuous load on the piston rod (combined, compression); Maximum allowable continuous load on the piston rod (combined, tension). 2. Calculated gas load on the piston rod (compression); Calculated gas load on the piston rod (tension). 3. Combined load on the piston rod (compression); Combined load on the piston rod (tension). Textbooks discussing reciprocating machines mention only forces such as gas force, combined piston force, and inertial force – so what do items 1, 2, and 3 represent?

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