Air compressors have a wider range of use and a wider range of applications. You'll see gas stations supplying compressed air to inflate your vehicle's tires, while your tire shop uses compressed air and air tools to remove tires. You may have seen small benchtop air compressors power jackhammers and concrete compactors in conjunction with spray gun or trailer-mounted pneumatic air compressors on construction sites.
What are the advantages of using an air compressor?
Air compressors have many features that make them an ideal power source for a variety of purposes. Here are some properties of compressed air, each combined with an example of a situation that benefits from that property:
1. Pressurized air does not interfere with electrical monitoring equipment - the first choice in hospital operating rooms.
2. Compressed air can be stored in pressurized tanks of various sizes - leading to a smaller variety that provides scuba divers with breathing air.
3. Equipment operated by pressurized air can be used in extreme temperatures - allowing the use of air tools to maintain furnaces and industrial freezers.
4. Compressed air can easily be stored in application-specific tanks for use in remote locations—perfect for powering snow guns.
What is the working process of the air compressor?
After the drive engine is started, rotate the crankshaft of the compressor through V-belt, convert it into a piston through the crank mechanism, and perform reciprocating movement in the cylinder. When the piston moves on the side shaft of the cover, the cylinder volume increases, the pressure inside the cylinder is lower than atmospheric pressure, and the external air enters the cylinder through the filter and suction valve. After reaching the lower point, the piston moves towards the axial side cover, the intake valve closes, the cylinder volume gradually decreases, the air in the cylinder is compressed, and the pressure increases. When the pressure reaches a certain value, the exhaust valve opens, the compressed air enters the air tank through the pipeline, and the compressor continues to work.
What are the benefits of oil-free air compressors?
Benefits of oil-free air compressors.
For some industries such as hospitals, food industry, pharmaceutical companies and semiconductor manufacturers, oil-free air compressors have become a necessity, but more and more other industrial manufacturers are realizing the benefits of switching to oil-free air compressors.
The use of oil-free air compressors can provide the best quality air for your manufacturing needs. By doing so, you can significantly reduce the negative impact of operations on the environment. Eliminate harmful emissions, protect natural resources and obtain clean, reliable, cost-effective air supply. In addition to having a positive impact on the environment, switching to oil-free air compressors will also have a significant impact on your cost of ownership.
Qiantao Technology Co., Ltd. has focused on the development and production of air compressors for several years. And it commits to providing perfect service for every customer from all over the world.
