Are the cylinder jacket and water jacket of a reciprocating compressor the same thing?
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A cylinder liner refers to the liner that is fitted inside a cylinder and works in conjunction with the piston; a water jacket, on the other hand, is a sleeve surrounding the cylinder through which water flows for cooling purposes – they are different things.
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On the 2nd floor, I didn’t read the question correctly; the issue is that the cylinder jacket is actually the water jacket. The explanation of the cylinder liner is correct!
As a supplementary note, not all cylinders have jackets; we call them cylinder liners! !
Thank you to everyone upstairs; now I understand. You’ve worked hard.
Does the term \"cylinder jacket\" refer to the cylinder liner? The explanation of the cylinder liner on the second floor is correct, but the cylinder jacket may not necessarily refer to the cylinder liner; it could also refer to the water jacket. Many cylinders do not come with cylinder liners. It should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis; the original poster’s question is too vague