The flow path of lubricating oil in reciprocating compressors

2011-06-30 View Original

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How exactly does the lubricating oil flow within a reciprocating machine?

Reply #2 2011-06-30

First type: Oil pump--Oil cooling--Filter--Main bearings--Crankshaft--Connecting rod big end bearing--Connecting rod--Connecting rod small end bearing--Crosshead pin--Upper and lower slide plates. Second type: Oil pump--Oil cooling--Filter--Main bearings--Crankshaft--Connecting rod big end bearing--Crankcase--Upper and lower crosshead slide plates--Crosshead pin--Connecting rod small end bearing

Reply #3 2011-07-01

Oil station---Oil pump--Oil cooling--Filter--Main bearing--Crankshaft--Connecting rod big end bearing--Connecting rod--Connecting rod small end bearing--Crosshead pin--Upper and lower slides---Oil station

Reply #4 2011-07-01

Agree with the opinion above. :handshake

Reply #5 2018-03-27

Why is there such a distinction? Is it based on something related to the compressor?

Reply #6 2019-08-29

What about the lubrication circuit for the piston?

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