What does the carbon dioxide compressor model 4M16-85/210 mean?
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The model of the carbon dioxide compressor in our factory is 4M16-85/210. What does this mean, according to you?
4M16-85/210 means: 1, 4 indicates that the compressor has 4 rows. 2. M indicates that the compressor has an M-shaped design. 3, 16 indicates that the piston force of the compressor is 16 tons. 4, 85 indicates that the air delivery volume of the compressor is 85 Nm3/min. 5. 210 indicates that the exit pressure at the final stage of the compressor is 210 kg/cm2 (commonly referred to as kilopressure).
It’s like the model of a reciprocating compressor. Last edited in this post by lxq700918 on 2009-4-5 22:45.]
Based on the model of the compressor provided by the poster, it is a reciprocating compressor; it’s a shame that no pictures are available, as that would allow for immediate verification.
What the poster provided is exactly a 4M symmetrically balanced reciprocating compressor. The explanation on the second floor is completely correct.
4M16-85/210 means: 1, 4 indicates that the compressor has 4 rows. 2. M indicates that the compressor has a symmetrical balanced shape. 3, 16 indicates that the piston force of the compressor is 16 tons. 4, 85 indicates that the air delivery volume of the compressor is 85 Nm3/min. 5. 210 indicates that the final outlet pressure of the compressor is 210 kg/cm².