Q. What is the working process of the water compressor?

Answer

Although all rotary pumps have the same fundamental goal and operate according to the same fundamental principle, the different kinds of water compressor pumps may vary greatly based on a number of criteria, including their size and the power source they use. However, unless you work in an industrial environment, you only need to be completely aware about and presumably already are acquainted with one kind of air compressor: rotary air compressors. The origin of the word "rotary air compressor" may be traced back to the two anti-rotation screws that are installed in a housing referred to as the air end of the device. To function, it draws air from the outside in and passes it through a filter that captures garbage and other potentially harmful particles. After going through the filtration process, the air then enters the space between the screws by way of an intake valve. The air is compressed as it moves in parallel with the revolving rotors and emerges out the other end of the compressor. As the volume of the container holding the air decreases, the pressure that exists inside it increases, which results in the air being compressed. This procedure is carried out in a nonstop fashion so that it can maintain both a high volume and a constant flow of compressed air.