E-book material ~ The ideal operating process of compressors (III)

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III. The ideal operating process of a compressor is as follows: ① The compressor has no clearance volume, ② there are no resistance losses during the suction and discharge processes, ③ there is no heat exchange with the outside environment during these processes； ④There is no leakage. The process is shown in the figure. Figures 2–3 show the changes in gas pressure and volume within the cylinder as the piston moves. The compression of gas by a piston compressor is accomplished through the reciprocating motion of the piston inside the cylinder. The entire working process consists of three stages: intake, compression, and exhaust.

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