What do the models of circulation machines mean?
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This post was last edited by *aoye613 on 2010-3-11 08:32. What does the model number of the circulation machine, 2D12-12/130-150, mean?
Air supply: 12 m3/min, intake pressure 130 kg/s², exhaust pressure 150 kg/s².
The 2 in front represents two columns of cylinders. The 12 in front indicates a piston force of 12 tons, while the 12 at the back denotes a theoretical air compression rate of 12 m3/min. 130-150 refers to an intake pressure of 130 kg/s² and an exhaust pressure of 150 kg/s²
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2 represents: a symmetrically balanced design with two columns. D denotes the model number. 12 represents a piston thrust of 12 tons. It also indicates that the air intake volume is 12 m3/min in the intake mode. 130-150 represent an intake pressure of 130 kg/s² and an exhaust pressure of 150 kg/s²
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