How should the compressor rated power following “from” be understood?
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The surface area of the condenser shall have a heat transfer capacity margin of 20% relative to the rated power specified in the data sheets.
What this sentence means is that the heat transfer area of the condenser should have a surplus of 20% based on the rated power of the compressor shown in the chart.
This is because the calculation of the heat exchange area of the compressor condenser is related to the cooling capacity and the power consumption of the compressor (both of which determine the total heat dissipation).
The surface area of the condenser should have a heat transfer capacity that is 20% higher than the rated power specified in the data sheets. The heat transfer capacity of the condenser’s surface area must be 20% greater than the corresponding rated power listed in the data sheets. Rated power = the power specified in the data sheets
Here, COMP. should be an abbreviation for compressor. But your reasoning is completely correct! Thumbs up: victory:
comp. = compare; comp. rated power = compare rated power; comparison with rated power
A steam turbine-driven compressor has a power that is proportional to the steam flow rate; the heat exchange area of the turbine’s surface cooler should be determined by taking the compressor’s rated power and multiplying it by 1.2, taking into account both the steam flow rate and the heat exchange area. The translation on the second floor is very accurate.