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Reciprocating compressor pressure issues

2021-02-27View Original

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May I ask why, in this literature, the fourth point states that there are differences between high pressure ratios and low pressure ratios?
Reply #22021-02-27
The one who tied the knot must be the one to untie it. References from the literature can be useful. As for the topic, the statement that \"there are differences between high and low pressure ratios\" – does this mean that the greater the gas density, the lower the pressure ratio? I don’t understand the question, so this is just a guess for reference only.
Reply #32021-02-27
The pressure ratio refers to the ratio of the absolute pressures at the inlet and outlet of the reciprocating machine. A high pressure ratio is different from a low pressure ratio.

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