What is the pressure of the cylinder?
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Cylinder pressure refers to the magnitude of the compression pressure in the cylinder when the piston reaches the top dead center at the end of the compression stroke. The working pressure of the cylinder is generally 0.6MPa (6kg/cm2). Generally speaking, the pressure of the cylinder should be determined based on the valve. If the valve cannot withstand it, the pressure the cylinder itself can bear is irrelevant. The normal range is 0.3-0.8MPa. Generally, the pressure of the cylinder mainly refers to three parameters: the inner diameter of the cylinder, the direct pressure of the piston rod, and the given working pressure. It still depends on the valve. If the valve cannot withstand it, your cylinder is prone to explosion even if it can bear the pressure.