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Turbine quick-shut valve

2019-06-20View Original

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There is a question: should the quick-shut valve shutdown test be conducted with the valve in the open position or in the closed position?; Additionally, how is the test oil controlled, and how are the experimental results determined?
Reply #22019-06-24
The test oil is used while the unit is operating normally to check whether there is any sticking in the quick-shut valve, as its range of movement is relatively small. Therefore, it basically will not affect the normal operation of the unit. The shut-off valve tripping test is conducted with the unit shut down. This is the biggest difference between the two.
Reply #32019-12-03
The quick-close valve locking test must be carried out with the machine shut down! ! !
Reply #42019-12-06
The quick-shut valve tripping test is carried out after the static debugging prior to startup; it is also possible to prepare a separate quick-shut oil and conduct the tripping test using it. In short, it needs to be done at the time of activation; otherwise it makes no sense.

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