The primary piston ring of the propylene compressor is made of a non-metallic material and operates without oil lubrication.
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Question: If a small amount of filler lubricant leaks into the cylinder, will this cause the piston rings to wear out more quickly?
No. The main concern is that the oil injected as a filler might be sent into the reaction system by the compressor, thereby affecting subsequent process operations.
Look at this dust buildup; it would be a good idea to check the filter at the compressor inlet. It’s too dirty – the presence of such debris in the cylinders can accelerate the wear and tear of the piston rings. It’s a serious management issue; in such a situation, a regular maintenance plan for the equipment should be established. Falling fragments can cause even greater damage to the equipment. For reference.
The piston rings wear out more quickly, as long as the medium remains too dirty； Rather, it is whether the surface finish of the equipment meets the standards ； Third is the quality of the piston rings
The imported filter has been opened; it’s very clean!
The piston ring is locally worn very thin, while the other parts have a uniform thickness. What causes this uneven wear?
No. The main concern is that the oil injected as a filler might be sent into the reaction system by the compressor, thereby affecting subsequent process operations.