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Effect of compressor backflow on the inlet

2017-12-25View Original

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During the commissioning of natural gas compressors, due to the unsuitable conditions in the subsequent processes, it is necessary to close the compressor outlet isolation valve. As a result, the compressor operates in reverse flow under reduced conditions; could this lead to an increase in pressure in the compressor’s intake pipeline? How can this issue be resolved?
Reply #22017-12-25
If air keeps coming in but can’t get out, the pressure will definitely keep rising.
Reply #32017-12-25
If air keeps coming in but can’t get out, the pressure will definitely keep rising.

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