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Screw compressor

08/08/2007 1:36 AM

What is the Built in Pressure ratio (BIPR) in a screw air compressor?
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Re: Screw compressor

08/08/2007 9:58 AM

It's the natural increase in pressure you get from the compressor without a valving system on the high pressure side.

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08/09/2007 2:28 PM

The answer is intuitively obvious even to the most casual observer;

The Built in pressure ratio for a screw air compressor is 12
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