Q. How does a reciprocating compressor works?
Answer
In a reciprocating compressor, atmospheric air is sucked into a cylinder where compression takes place. Air is compressed while pressure is increased until a pre-set limit is reached. Compressed air is stored in a attached storage tank and is released by opening the discharge valve.
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