Air Compressor Working Principle | How does an Air compressor work? | (compressor types)

[@rickrolllinks109]

excellent video good graphical visualization.

[@bigboss9150]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@Sam-cd4qq]

Brilliant video. Thank you.

[@theimpactpod]

Very nice explanation

[@bidemiabiola8097]

Thanks for sharing

[@priyank8010]

Thanks you so much 🙏

[@TaskForce141cod]

Can you replace air with flammable gas?

[@MasoudVanaei]

👌👌

[@gamingfreak2259]

mast!

[@elwood212]

What powers them? Do they run on electricity or petrol??

[@bharathalla5595]

Electricity

[@ashieldgurlhosur4455]

Electric Motor

[@esmealvarado5887]

Thank you for the video!

[@raman137]

Really helpful

[@thuyein9429]

Half of my air tank is full with water! Is that normal or not?

[@jvdzgames1914]

Water can normally form in the compressor tank it is important that you empty the tank once a month to prevent rust if you leave the water in the tank it can rust and corrode the tank when that happens the tank can explode

[@AfricanLionBat]

​@@jvdzgames1914 not explode, but rupture. There are a number of dangers that can come from this.

[@jvdzgames1914]

@@AfricanLionBat with explode I mean blast open under the working pressure of 4-8 bar (here in Europe)

[@conqwiztadore2213]

What do you mean your air tank? Is it a traditional expansion tank for a water system? if it is an air system no it is not normal, you should drain your tank periodically as water will rot out your tank and cause weak points causing a failure (explosion).

[@stephenwlodarczyk175]

It depends on how much humidity (moisture) is in the air you’re compressing. There should be a value on the bottom to clear this once in a while. If you’re using air for painting it’s not good. There are filters to catch the moisture. Either on in or out.

[@fadelahmed2540]

Watched the same exact video on a channel called “Engineering Easy” it was titled “air compressors explained” and was published one month ago. Is he stealing your content ?!