
In hydraulic rock
breakers, nitrogen gas plays a crucial role
in the hydraulic cycle, particularly in
energy storage and pressure regulation. The
gas is used in an accumulator, a chamber
within the breaker, to store energy and
ensure a consistent impact when the tool
strikes the rock.
In essence, nitrogen gas acts as a spring or
cushion, storing energy and ensuring a
consistent and powerful hammering action
when the rock breaker is used. |