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What causes wear on the inner surface of piston rings?

2018-11-12View Original

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Experts, why is the inner surface of the piston rings in piston compressors suffering from severe wear? It’s only been half a year since it was replaced.
Reply #22018-11-12
Is there another elastic ring inside the inner ring of the piston ring? Check it
Reply #32018-11-12
It might be caused by the steel body being too hot.
Reply #42018-11-12
Inner ring wear? It must be worn out on the outside; perhaps the gas contains impurities. You can try replacing the peek piston ring.
Reply #52018-11-13
It’s oil-free lubrication; normal wear after half a year of operation should be expected
Reply #62018-11-29
Is the excessive gap causing the piston ring to rotate?
Reply #72018-12-02
Under normal circumstances, it should be wear on the outer circle; in this case, there is wear on the inner circle
Reply #82018-12-03
Could the gap between the inner circle of the piston ring and the piston be large?

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