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What is the head on an air compressor?

2010-06-06View Original

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This post was last edited by yxmqh on 2010-6-7 at 14:45. But what does \"header\" mean? I’m not sure exactly which part of the device it is, but I hear it often. Could someone explain this?
Reply #22010-06-06
The parts that seal both ends of the air compressor cooler are called the upper head and the lower head, respectively.
Reply #32010-06-07
Yes, some tower-shaped containers are also called that. :)
Reply #42010-06-07
Reply to 1# monkeyyd: Didn’t you mean the end cover of the cylinder? Sometimes, the terms used by some manufacturers differ from the professional terminology; for example, “dao” is what they call it, while in our professional field we usually refer to it as “si”.
Reply #52010-06-07
Do you mean the head on the air compressor as the head on the inter-stage cooler?
Reply #62010-06-07
In the field of equipment engineering, what does \"head\" refer to? It’s not specifically about air compressors.
Reply #72010-06-12
Isn’t the end cap something on the container, at both ends?

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