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Is it necessary to fill the bottom of the reciprocating compressor oil sump with grout?

2017-11-29View Original

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Is grouting really necessary? There is some space left between our compressor oil tank and the concrete platform
Reply #22017-11-29
No need! Space is reserved for thermal expansion.
Reply #32017-11-30
Grouting helps to reduce vibrations
Reply #42017-11-30
In a pool of lubricant, how large is the amount of expansion?
Reply #52017-11-30
To determine this, it is necessary to check the equipment installation diagram; usually, the equipment manufacturer provides the design institute and the client with diagrams showing the conditions for equipment installation. The on-site supervisor and the construction party should regulate their actions based on these materials.
Reply #62017-11-30
I think grouting is necessary; otherwise, it will be a huge hassle with the oil at the bottom
Reply #72017-11-30
We use Hangyang reciprocating compressors here, and the bottom cofferdam is made of epoxy mortar.
Reply #82017-11-30
Grouting is not possible. It can provide shock absorption. If all is grouted, the oil tank will be under stress, leading to unpredictable consequences.
Reply #92017-12-01
It’s not necessary. Some space needs to be reserved! Prevent thermal expansion and contraction

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