Air compressors refer to the mechanism used to keep highly pressurized air in a holding tank or other containers. When the inside air is released under the control, the air can be turned into rather considerable force. The force can be utilized to power a large number of tools and machines. For example, the compressed air is highly compressed in the air conditioners or tire pumps. As a result, the air-powered tools are widely applied into plenty of industries, resulting from the light weight and convenient installation and operation.
Just take the compressor pumps for example, the increments of the inside air leads to the increase of the inside pressure directly. The up and down of the inside pressure determines the state of the compressor pump. When the pressure reaches one point, the pump would automatically switches off. And when the pressure has been released enough to a rather require low level, the pump would back to work again. The whole operating process is undertaken automatically.
In fact, there is a wide range of the available types of the compressor types so as to meet the more specific industrial requirements. They are the type with rotary screw or rotary sliding vane, with centrifugal design on structure and piston compressor pumps. Actually, piston compressor pumps is driven by a piston, which is similar to the plunger of a syringe. The piston and cylinder cooperate to force the inside air to do reciprocal move between the intake valve and the outtake valve. And the pressure rises up. Therefore, this pump is also called the reciprocating compressor.
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