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Regarding the oil leakage issue with the turbine bellows

2019-01-05View Original

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I’m seeking advice from fellow sailors regarding the technical requirements for replacing the turbine bellows
Reply #22019-01-05
Check whether there is oil leakage due to a poor seal; it seems that the bellows will need to undergo specific industrial treatment. First, it’s necessary to use a magnetic core detector or some coloring method to identify the areas that are worn out, before proceeding with any repairs
Reply #32019-01-05
Just replace it in the original style. I don’t know what your bellows (pipe compensator) looks like; please send a photo so I can see if it has limit bolts. In the case of a positive-pressure pipeline, it restricts external expansion (to prevent excessive pressure from causing the structure to lengthen and damaging the bellows). ), without restricting the inner bolt (reduced to minimum)
Reply #42019-01-07
I’m talking about the bellows inside the turbine, which prevent lubricant leakage

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