How should the spare rotor of a compressor be placed vertically?
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Our factory has a spare compressor rotor, and we now want to place it vertically. Do you have any good methods or suggestions regarding what kind of frame to use? It would be great if there could be pictures to illustrate it. Thank you all
The simplest way is to find a pillar, then stand the rotor up and secure it. That’s it. For more complex cases, a specialized box is required, with fixed supports at both ends that are separated along the axis diameter. After these supports are in place, the box is erected, and nitrogen is then used for protection.
For the rotor box, nitrogen can be filled in as a protective measure.
Make a specialized box, secure the two ends at the shaft diameters with wooden supports, coat the rotor with rust-proof oil, seal it well and stand the box upright; additionally, nitrogen gas should be used for protection.
It’s packed properly; actually, this item already comes in a box when it arrives at the factory
Poster: What size compressor? Do we need a spare rotor too?
I know this; it’s about making a frame and hanging it up. I’ll look for the photos. Generally, foreign rotors are placed in specialized nitrogen-sealed cabinets; simply standing the cabinet upright is sufficient.
Make a box, apply rust-proof oil to it, and then wrap it tightly with plastic wrap
OP: Was the problem solved? How about the plan?
Thank you everyone. The framework has been created, though it’s rather simple. Thank you again to all of you