How it Get In & How We Get it OutCompressed air is a simple tool but with complex issues. Air can be compressed and used to make jobs easier by moving product such as sugar, applying paint, or in tools for a shop. The complexity is the process which air goes through before it is used.
Air is normally spread out with minimum pressure and temperature while having a large volume. When air goes through a compressor the pressure is increased and the volume drops drastically. Temperature is increased greatly through kinetic friction between the molecules being pressed into a small volume. To explain take a gander at the ideal gas law.
The gas constant, R will remain the same since air is the only substance being examined. Newton’s Third Law states that for every reaction there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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