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Describe Boyle’s law

If temperature remains constant, volume changes inversely to pressure

Charlie’s law

If pressure on given volume is held constant, volume changes in direct proportion to absolute temperature lus

Lussac’s law

If volume is constant, pressure exerted is directly proportional to absolute pressure

Increase in altitude causes decrease in?

Atmospheric pressure

What happens to air above sea level

Air gets thinner

What happens as air gets thinner

Pressure drops

Decrease in intake pressure causes what

Decrease in power requirements

Moisture in a compressor causes what problems?

Freezing.


Rust


Harm to lubricants

Reducing volume does what

Increases pressure

Name two types of positive displacement compressor

Reciprocating and rotary

Which positive displacement pump is most popular

Reciprocating

What does the term single acting mean

Compression happens on one side of the piston only

How is the suction valve opened on a reciprocating compressor

The difference in pressure open the valve as the piston moves down

How was the discharge valve on reciprocating compressor opened?

Cylinder pressure exceeds the discharge piping pressure as the piston moves up, forcing valve open

In a single acting air compressor how many compression strokes are there per revolution?

One

In a double acting air compressor is air compressed on what side of the piston?

Both sides

For every crankshaft rotation how many compression strokes are there on a Double acting air compressor?

Two compression strokes per revolution

With special design do labyrinth compressors have?

They run without oil

How do you Labrinth compressors run without oil?

A series of grooves machined into the piston and cylinder wall preventable oil from passing

Labyrinth compressors do not have _______ that most compressors

Piston rings

A series of labyrinths causes what?

Pressure to drop until there is acceptable leakage

What holds the piston rod steady in the labyrinth compressor?

The guide bushing

Labyrinth compressors Require more or less power to operate the comparable compressors with piston rings?

Labyrinth compressors require less power to operating comparable compressors with piston rings

Name one advantage and one disadvantage of labyrinth compressors

Air of free of oil.


More internal leakage

Diaphragm compressors are suitable for areas where?

Oil free air is needed

The conrod in a diaphragm compressor connects to what?

The diaphragm or flexible membrane

Diaphragm compressor’s produce type of air characteristics?

Low flow rates, moderate pressure and vacuum service only

In a diaphragm compressor what separates the compression area from the oil?

The flexible membrane or diaphragm