What is thermobaric?
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The cooling efficiency of the cooler in Atlas compressor units is often expressed in terms of temperature and pressure. I’m wondering what these two temperatures refer to when talking about temperature and pressure? Thank you!
Is it a translation error, or a mistake in the wording?
That’s correct; it is mentioned in Atlas’ technical documents, and this parameter is used as a measure of the efficiency of coolers. Companies such as Ingersoll Rand, Kubota, and Copeland do not use this concept
I checked and found that warm pressing is a type of processing technique: In this process, specialized powders are used, along with systems for heating the powders and the molds. Pre-alloyed powders containing special lubricants, along with the molds, are heated to temperatures between 130°C and 150°C, with the temperature variation kept within ±2.5°C. After that, the same pressing and sintering steps as in traditional powder metallurgy processes are applied to produce powder metallurgy components. It is regarded as the most significant technological advancement in powder metallurgy part manufacturing since the 1990s. Check to see if it’s an abbreviation
Thank you. I asked on my end as well, and they said it’s the difference between the inlet water temperature and the outlet air temperature. I’m not sure if it’s correct