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Analysis of air compressor oil cooler leakage?

2017-02-14 View Original

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I hope there are professionals who can help analyze it?
Reply #2 2017-02-14
Hasn’t the graph been analyzed much? ~~What type of cooler is it? Does the oil flow in the shell side or the tube side? Is it oil leaking or water leaking?
Reply #3 2017-02-15
That makes sense; I’ll attach the picture when I get the chance.
Reply #4 2017-02-16
It’s nothing but water quality issues, oil quality issues, and manufacturing problems
Reply #5 2017-02-16
1. Generally, the pressure of the lubricating oil is higher than that of the cooling water; if it is continuously observed that this pressure decreases, it can be determined that there is a leak in the oil cooler; 2. When the circulating water starts to circulate, oil spots can be found in the return water.
Reply #6 2017-02-16
The cooler of the gas station system? How was it detected? Was there water in the oil or oil in the water? Was it discovered during operation or when the machine was stopped? How long has it been?

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