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Compressor inlet pressure difference

2011-08-09View Original

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This post was last edited by cjzhou2 on 2011-8-10 02:32. We have a compressor; its inlet pressure difference increases gradually as the temperature rises during operation, but it starts to decrease when the temperature falls 、、What’s the reason?
Reply #22011-08-09
It is understandable that pressure increases when the gas temperature rises; could there be a difference in the pressure readings taken before and after the measurement?
Reply #32011-08-10
I don’t know specifically either. I’m taking a look
Reply #42013-12-10
Where is the differential pressure gauge installed?
Reply #52013-12-11
The pressure difference between the inlet and outlet is fed into the differential pressure gauge

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