Oil free compressor D series
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2017
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Spotless animation and stellar explanation ! Well done!
Love this, nicely explained, so easy to visualize
Thank you, good.
I have question is there any seal ring, Work between air compresed and water.
Superb explanation keep doing more videos of more auxiliary.. We loved it😍😍
Superbbb, crystal clear explanationn!!!!!!! Thanks for the video
Can you explain sealing process
Any option available for oil free gearbox
Well explained. 👌
Loader/unloader should be explained.
Super Splendor keep going 😍😍
Such a clear explanation. Thank u.
You are welcome!
So if there is no contact how does it seal? Or is the gap just very restrictive and only bleeds off acceptable levels of air? So does that mean the applications this would be used in don't demand for higher pressures?
There would be rubber or metal compression seals.
Can this compress steam as well?
Steam is water in air, you cannot compress water so it would be removed and you'd have only hot air.
@@user-ky7le9bf2m I suggest you go back to study.
@@user-ky7le9bf2m steam is not water in air. That's humidity. Steam is very much compressible. As it is humidity for what matters
@@burgy023 if you compress steam and it cools (using that cooling circuit in the video) below 100C, it will become water. You end up with air again because of the water separator. The question isn't whether or not you can compress steam, but whether or not you can do it with that device.
@@user-ky7le9bf2m your answers are wrong on so many levels I don't even know where to start. there is no air in steam! Steam saturation temperature and condensation occur at different temperatures with compression. Compressing steam makes is hotter than you can possibly cool with the compressor interrefrigeration. Please do not talk about things you don't know. My original question was serious.