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Regarding the displacement of L-type compressors

2009-03-02View Original

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I’m working on a graduation project and encountered some problems. I have a set of drawings for an L-shaped compressor with an exhaust volume of 11 m3/min. If I want to increase this exhaust volume to 16 m3/min, I plan to do so by changing the cylinder diameter. How should I adjust the cylinder diameters of the first stage and the second stage cylinders? Thank you!
Reply #22009-03-02
Ours is 28 m3/min
Reply #32009-03-02
Top class. . . Could some expert give me some advice?
Reply #42009-03-02
Bro, I’m looking for a book on reciprocating compressor design that contains detailed calculations.
Reply #52009-03-02
This cannot be resolved simply by talking it through; professional design is required to accomplish it. It is recommended to find a reputable compressor manufacturer to carry out the design.
Reply #62009-03-03
We specialize in compressors. If it’s convenient for you, please get in touch with us; I’ll prepare a detailed plan for you. Phone: 13911583390, Email: hylysj@163.com

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