Can any master analyze the cause of damage to the valve of a reciprocating compressor (circulating air compressor)?

2017-03-14View Original

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Can any master analyze the cause of damage to the valve of a reciprocating compressor (circulating air compressor)?

Reply #22017-03-14

Is there a hole in the imported filter that has allowed impurities to enter?

Reply #32017-03-14

Is this a broken valve? ! !

Reply #42017-03-14

The valve body is broken, I have never seen anything like this. Wait for explanation.

Reply #52017-03-14

If only the valve plate is broken, there is still experience exchange. If the air valve is also damaged and you have never experienced it, the knowledge you should know is liquid slugging.

Reply #62017-03-14

I've never seen anything this serious before.

Reply #72017-03-14

According to the way the valve body is fixed to the valve cover and the way it breaks, there may be a big problem with the material!

Reply #82017-03-14

Liquid shock, it’s impossible for this to happen if there are impurities in the import.

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