Modification of reciprocating piston compressors
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Xiaobai has encountered a problem: the current compressor is of type 4M, with an inlet pressure of 2.57, an outlet pressure of 13, and a flow rate of 7000. He wants to modify it so as to increase the inlet pressure to 4.6 while keeping the outlet pressure unchanged; what will be the resulting flow rate? A decrease in compression ratio should have little impact on transmission components such as pistons and piston rods. I wonder if the balancing forces at the crankshaft will be affected. Aside from the valve assemblies, what other parts might need to be replaced? Please give me some guidance
Should I ask the compressor manufacturer to help with the design?
Should I ask the compressor manufacturer to help with the design?
Should I ask the compressor manufacturer to help with the design?
When the pressure increases, the flow rate doubles; the unit can’t handle that, right?
The parameters you’ve provided are not complete either – is the intake pressure in kilograms or megapascals, and is the volume measured in standard cubic feet or cubic meters?
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Thank you so much. I have contacted the compressor manufacturer, and the model to be modified has changed. Thank you:handshake