What are the hazards of liquid in a reciprocating compressor, and how should it be dealt with?
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What are the hazards of liquid in a reciprocating compressor, and how should it be dealt with?
The compressibility coefficients of gases and liquids differ greatly. The compressibility coefficient of liquids is often negligible. Imagine if a piston suddenly presses against water, which cannot be compressed, while the driving force continues to act; in such a situation, either the motor will stop working or the equipment will get damaged...... Sigh,,, if one can ask such a question, they should be working in a civilian position; what a shame::o
Can you be more professional? Are there no specialized terms for this topic?
What are professional terms called? Cylinder water hammer? This question. . .
So, you really should pursue a career in fields like law, being a lawyer, or working as a journalist. It’s a shame to work in this field. :(
Liquid slugging is obvious, but it also depends on the amount of liquid present. The solution is to use a gas-liquid separator; moreover, the manifestation of liquid slugging varies depending on the type of compressor.
Be sure to pay attention to the issue of liquid leakage – the consequences can be severe. Our unit once experienced oil leakage, and the entire interior of the unit was filled with oil. Fortunately, a thorough check during startup allowed it to be discovered. Otherwise, the plane will crash and everyone will die – it’s not an exaggeration at all; just thinking about it is scary