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It is a single-stage, single-row reciprocating compressor with an inlet pressure of 0.8 and an outlet pressure of 2.0. Abnormal noises were heard during operation; after the unit was stopped for maintenance, it was found that there were no obvious impurities in the cylinder body and that the valve plates were in good condition. I would appreciate it if experts, seniors, and experienced individuals could help explain the reasons.
Why is it in this state? The support ring is fine
Is the image below a special tool? I see a fractured cross-section – did the piston break?
It’s hard to say it’s of substandard quality; maybe it’s just the case that you get what you pay for.
This is a bit sad; I haven’t seen the piston break yet
From the photo, it seems the piston is not a single piece! It is formed by the combination of two pieces. Why is that? There is no sealing mechanism between the two pistons either! It should be designed to be integrated! It is recommended to file a claim with the manufacturer.
What is the pressure reached by the piston rod in kilograms?