MVR compressor
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A good unit can drive like this\ud83d\ude2d
Centrifugal steam compressor? Where? It’s lucky that there was no safety incident!
study* Let’s take a look and look forward to the analysis of the reasons later.
This is what happened to Watts. . . . .
What brand is this unit? Are there any obvious changes in the vibration of this unit during operation? I have seen a turbine unit running without any abnormalities before, but when it was disassembled during a major overhaul, I found that the bearing bush had the same problem as yours, which was slightly more serious than yours.
This bearing temperature should have alarmed and interlocked long ago, right?
Yours is pretty good. The sleeve of an MVR compressor in our factory is made of high-grade ceramics, and the bearing bush is also severely worn. The biggest problem is that a piece of the titanium impeller actually flew off during operation, and a hole was made in the pipe expansion joint, which is quite dangerous.,,
Yours is pretty good. The sleeve of an MVR compressor in our factory is made of high-grade ceramics, and the bearing bush is also severely worn. The biggest problem is that a piece of the titanium impeller actually flew off during operation, and a hole was made in the pipe expansion joint, which is quite dangerous.,,