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For several large-scale units, the piston rod rises significantly – seeking help.

2017-02-04View Original

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On several piston rods, the upward movement is quite significant, reaching 0.5 mm. After ruling out issues with the instruments and dust accumulation, it seems that the load variation has a major impact on this phenomenon. Has anyone else encountered this issue? How do you deal with it?
Reply #22017-02-06
Is the piston rod rising? How did you figure that out? Generally, the piston rod starts to sink after it has been in operation for a while. If there is indeed an upward movement, is it possible that the crosshead is installed in the wrong direction?
Reply #32017-02-06
Generally, it is the piston rod that sinks; once any faults in the instruments are ruled out, the issue must lie in the manufacturing or installation process. It is recommended to turn to the manufacturer for resolution.
Reply #42017-02-07
Agree with what was said above; it’s best to contact the manufacturer to handle this

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