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Compressor main seal gas

2017-12-06 View Original

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The nitrogen pipeline for the main seal air of the compressor in operation is frosting, while the nitrogen pipelines of compressors from other series are functioning normally
Reply #2 2017-12-08
That press? Pipelines on the nitrogen seal of the refrigeration machine
Reply #3 2017-12-08
There must be a leak in the sealed chamber; pressure reduction causes condensation. Check the airtightness of the sealed chamber
Reply #4 2017-12-17
What is the source of the main seal gas? ? ? ?
Reply #5 2017-12-17
What is the source of the main seal gas? ? ? ?
Reply #6 2017-12-17
What is the source of the main seal gas? ? ? ?
Reply #7 2017-12-21
#A quick response here: #It is likely that a fault with the heater or heating strip is causing the pipeline temperature to be too low; if the nitrogen is dried, this will not affect the effectiveness of the dry gas seal.
Reply #8 2017-12-24
It’s a nonsensical statement~~~~ So the answers are varied: In one word: The nitrogen line where frost forms is blocked~~ There’s a leak in the compressor’s medium~~

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