Water-cooled twin-screw air compressor: air has entered the water system, but there is no oil – what could be the reason?

2018-10-11View Original

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Water-cooled twin-screw air compressor: air has entered the water system, but there is no oil – what could be the reason?

Reply #22018-10-12

The oil cooler is leaking; it’s the cooler where the vapor pressure is higher than the water pressure that’s leaking. After disassembling, perform pressurization testing on the outer shell side; check for leaks at the tubes on both sides of the open end cap, and then seal them up.

Reply #32018-12-12

It’s probably the interstage cooler that’s leaking

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