Working principle of reciprocating piston compressor_Characteristics of reciprocating piston compressor

Working principle of reciprocating piston compressor_Characteristics of reciprocating piston compressor Reciprocating piston compressor   Positive compressor that changes the internal volume of the compression chamber by one or several reciprocating pistons. At present, reciprocating compressors are mainly piston air compressors, and piston air compressors are now mainly developed in the direction of medium pressure and high pressure. This is a height that screw machines and centrifuges cannot currently reach.   Reciprocating piston compressor working principle Reciprocating piston compressor is mainly to convert the rotary motion of the motor into the reciprocating motion of the piston, so as to achieve the compression and delivery of refrigerant gas. It can be seen that the reciprocating piston compressor is mainly composed of cylinders, pistons, exhaust valves, suction valves, connecting rods, crankshafts and other components.   When the compressor coil is energized, the motor drives the crankshaft to rotate, which in turn drives the connecting rod and the piston to move downward. At this time, the pressure in the cylinder decreases. When the pressure in the suction pipe is greater than the pressure in the cylinder, the suction valve opens under the effect of the pressure difference, and the gas in the suction pipe enters the cylinder through the suction valve. This process is called "inhalation process" . The inhalation process continues until the piston reaches the lowest position.   As the crankshaft continues to rotate, the connecting rod and piston move upward from the lowest position, the volume of the cylinder shrinks, the refrigerant vapor in the cylinder is compressed, and the pressure of the gas continues to increase. This process is called a "compression process". After the refrigerant gas is compressed, the pressure in the cylinder gradually increases until the pressure in the cylinder is greater than the pressure of the exhaust pipe, the exhaust valve is opened under the effect of the pressure difference, and the compressed high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant vapor is discharged from the cylinder Continuous discharge, this process is called "exhaust process". This process continues until the piston reaches the highest position. When the piston reaches the highest position, the rotation of the connecting rod on the crankshaft F drives the piston down. At this time, some refrigerant vapor remains in the clearance volume of the cylinder. These vapors begin to expand, and as the piston moves down, the The pressure and temperature drop accordingly, and both the suction valve and the exhaust valve are closed. This process is called the "expansion process". When the pressure in the cylinder drops to equal the suction pressure, the expansion process ends. As the piston continues to move downward, the pressure in the cylinder gradually decreases. When the pressure in the cylinder is less than the pressure in the return pipe (suction pipe), the suction valve opens again, and the refrigerant gas is drawn into the cylinder to start the second Cycles. It can be seen that the piston reciprocates once in the cylinder, that is, the crankshaft rotates once, and then the suction, compression, exhaust, and expansion processes will be performed in sequence. From beginning to end, the low-pressure gas in the evaporator is sucked through the return air pipe, and the compressed high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant vapor is discharged into the condenser through the exhaust pipe, thereby forcing the refrigerant to circulate in the system to achieve the effect of refrigeration.   Reciprocating piston compressor characteristics    1. The pressure range is wide, applicable from low pressure to high pressure;    2. High thermal efficiency;    3. Strong adaptability, the displacement can be adjusted within a larger range.    4. The requirements for the metal materials of the compressor are not harsh.

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