Why are the pump bodies of compressors made of ductile iron instead of carbon steel?

2010-11-18View Original

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Why are the pump bodies of compressors made of ductile iron instead of carbon steel?

Reply #22010-11-18

The oil pump of a compressor is generally used to transport lubricating oil, and ball-milled cast iron is sufficient for this purpose; carbon steel is more expensive, and I think this is the main reason.

Reply #32010-11-20

The main reason is the casting properties of metal materials!

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