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【Daily Question】 January 18th When there is a fault with the air valves of a reciprocating compressor, which of the following phenomena will not occur? ? ?

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This post was last edited by Cuaili Yisu on 2016-1-25 at 16:04. Daily Question Activity Question (single-choice question): When there is a fault with the valves of a reciprocating compressor, which of the following phenomena will not occur? A. Decrease in outlet flow rate B. Abnormal noises from the cylinder C. Decrease in outlet pressure D. Increase in outlet flow rate. Hidden content in this post: D. Increase in outlet flow rate. Please participate actively to win prizes. +10 points for correct answers, +5 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic after seven days.
Reply #22016-01-18
When there is a problem with the air valve, the compressor’s load decreases accordingly, the outlet flow rate drops, the pressure falls, and abnormal noises are heard.
Reply #32016-01-18
The intake valve and exhaust valve are components of reciprocating machines that tend to wear out easily.
Reply #42016-01-18
When a fault occurs in the air valve of a reciprocating compressor, the phenomenon that does not occur is (d). D. Increased export flow

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