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The issue of compression ratio in reciprocating compressors

2017-11-23View Original

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Is the compression ratio of a reciprocating compressor determined by the comparison between the inlet valve and the outlet valve? Is it true that the spring of the inlet valve must be stronger than that of the outlet valve? If anyone understands this, please help explain it
Reply #22017-11-27
The inlet valve disc is soft; the outlet valve disc is hard
Reply #32017-11-27
The inlet valve disc is soft; the outlet valve disc is hard
Reply #42017-11-27
The inlet valve disc is soft; the outlet valve disc is hard
Reply #52017-11-27
I’m referring to hair pieces made of a material similar to engineering plastic, supported at the bottom by several small springs; I just want to know that for the inlet and outlet areas, larger springs are used

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