Does the discharge volume indicated on the air compressor nameplate refer to the nominal gas volume, or to the volume under operating conditions?
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Does the displacement value on the air compressor nameplate refer to the nominal flow rate, or again, the nominal flow rate? For example, with a pressure of 0.6 MPa or 0.8 MA and a flow rate of 8 cubic meters per minute, are the exhaust volumes the same under standard conditions?
It should be the traffic under the entrance condition
I think it should be the operating conditions; what’s specified is the displacement. (Is the exhaust volume indicated on the air compressor nameplate the volume under standard conditions, or is it the volume under operating conditions?) ）
It refers to the condition before compression; the air discharge volume of an air compressor denotes the amount of air at standard atmospheric pressure that the compressor draws in per unit of time
It refers to the exhaust volume under operating conditions; the conversion between operating conditions and standard conditions is as follows: Standard condition flow rate (Nm^3/h) = (Operating condition flow rate (m^3/h) × Operating condition pressure (MPa)) / (Standard condition pressure, approximately 0.1 MPa)