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Analysis of the force-bearing surface of the crosshead in reciprocating compressors

2015-06-23View Original

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In opposed-piston reciprocating compressors, the force-bearing surface of the crosshead is divided into upper and lower parts; but what about the force-bearing surfaces of the crossheads in compressors with other designs (such as horizontal, vertical, V-type, L-type, etc.)?
Reply #22015-06-24
The same principle applies to V and W; when it is vertical, that effect disappears, and this is in line with Newton’s laws of physics

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