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3k chlorine compressor surge problem

2017-06-18View Original

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What situations can cause surge, how to deal with surge, and can a high pressure difference across the inlet filter of a chlorine compressor lead to surge?
Reply #22017-06-23
The main reason is less air intake. The possible reason is that the inlet valve is too small and the opening degree of the return valve is also too small, resulting in a low amount of air intake ; There is also high exhaust pressure, which results in a reduced amount of air being drawn in (air is drawn in, but cannot be expelled). A high import filter pressure difference has a significant potential to cause surging, although the likelihood is low and such situations occur very rarely. When analyzing and eliminating causes, this type of cause is generally considered last.
Reply #32017-08-25
The essence of surge occurring in chlorine compressors is a low intake volume. The apparent phenomena are basically low outlet flow and high outlet pressure.
Reply #42017-08-27
What should be the chlorine pressure at the outlet of the 3K pump?

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