What is the relationship between the work done by a compressor and the molecular weight of the gas being compressed?

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I have another question for everyone: What is the relationship between the work done by the compressor and the molecular weight of the gas being compressed? Could you give a detailed explanation?

Reply #22018-04-24

The exponent N is related to the molecular weight of the gas. In other words, the indices for different gases are different. The relative changes in the characteristic curves of a compressor when compressing different media (with different molecular weights).

Reply #32018-04-25

Please provide a detailed explanation, or are there any formulas that can be used to derive it?

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