Air compressor selection is very important

When users are preparing to purchase an air compressor, they first need to determine the required working pressure at the gas end, add a margin of 1-2 bar, and then select the pressure of the air compressor. (This margin considers the pressure loss from the installation location of the air compressor to the actual gas end pipeline distance, and appropriately considers the pressure margin between 1-2 bar based on the length of the distance). Of course, the size of the pipeline diameter and the number of turning points are also factors that affect pressure loss. The larger the pipeline diameter and the fewer turning points, the smaller the pressure loss; On the contrary, the greater the pressure loss.

Therefore, when the distance between the air compressor and each gas end pipeline is too far, the diameter of the main pipeline should be appropriately enlarged. If the environmental conditions meet the installation requirements of the air compressor and the working conditions allow, it can be installed near the gas end.