It’s still a compressor
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Let me ask again: for a reciprocating compressor, when the inlet pressure increases, what changes occur in the exhaust pressure and flow rate?
The exhaust pressure depends on the back pressure. The mass flow rate increases.
The exhaust pressure remains unchanged, the volumetric flow rate remains unchanged, but the mass flow rate increases.
The intake pressure is high; the exhaust volume (mass flow rate) increases, while the volumetric flow rate remains essentially constant. The exhaust pressure is affected by the back pressure, and the system can operate at higher back pressures as long as the motor is not overloaded
Back pressure is related to the system; if the amount of air pumped in is higher than the amount used, the back pressure gradually increases.
The inlet pressure becomes very high; the exhaust pressure at the final stage remains unchanged and is related to the system pressure, but the pressure at each intermediate stage increases~~~