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This post was last edited by wkp2008smile on 2016-12-17 22:06 with an image
What about the picture? The original poster is obviously just teasing you
What about the picture? You can’t deceive people like this
This post was last edited by wkp2008smile on 2016-12-17 at 22:01. The original image was deleted; I spent a long time trying to find where to add an image – my apologies
This post was last edited by wkp2008smile on 2016-12-17 22:07. It’s a compressor used for CNG, I think
This post was last edited by wkp2008smile on 2016-12-17 22:00, by Piston. Behind is the cylinder block; on the left is the middle block
The last edit to this post was made by wkp2008smile on 2016-12-17 at 22:01 – compressors tested in the manufacturer’s workshop
This is really cool; the piston rod is taller than a person, haha
These compressors are much larger than ours; are some of the even larger compressors (like those in the first picture) not designed to be skid-mounted?
Yes, most of the domestically produced units are of 16 tons or less and come in skid-mounted form; I guess it’s because there are concerns about the skid components deforming, as well as issues related to lack of design experience and transportation difficulties. However, many foreign-brand compressors, even those large ones with a capacity of one to two thousand kilowatts, can also be installed in a split skid-mounted configuration.
This post was last edited by wkp2008smile on 2016-12-17 22:07