The air compressor is an efficient and safe system, and its core components include:
1. Power system: The power is provided by a three-phase asynchronous motor, which is the starting point of the air compression process and is responsible for providing the necessary mechanical energy for the entire system.
2. Transmission mechanism: Through components such as couplings, crankshafts and connecting rods, the rotational force of the motor is converted into the linear reciprocating motion of the piston to achieve effective energy conversion.
3. Compression module: It is composed of suction cylinders, air cylinders, pistons and air valves, etc. They work together to compress the inhaled air into a high-pressure state to meet various application requirements.
4. Cooling and regulation: The cooling system cools and dries the compressed air through components such as radiators, dryers and low-pressure safety valves to ensure continuous and stable operation of the system.
5. Lubrication system: The system includes components such as oil pumps and oil tanks. It uses two methods, oil pressure lubrication and splash lubrication, to provide necessary lubrication for key components inside the air compressor, reduce wear and extend service life.
6. Air storage device: The air storage tank is used to store compressed air and balance the air pressure and reduce the burden on the air compressor.
7. Drying and filtering: Refrigeration dryers and filters are responsible for removing moisture and impurities from the air, ensuring the purity of compressed air and preventing corrosion and damage to pipes and machines.
8. Safety protection mechanism: including safety valves and electrical protection devices, which can automatically start when the system exhaust pressure exceeds the preset value, discharge excess gas, and ensure the safe operation of the entire system.
These components together constitute an efficient and safe operation system for air compressors, ensuring stable and reliable supply of high-quality compressed air in various working environments.
