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Condition monitoring of reciprocating compressors

2019-10-14View Original

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Dear experts, I was wondering if there is any file similar to one that lists all the various faults of reciprocating compressors along with the characteristic diagrams of the sensor signals associated with those faults?
Reply #22019-10-14
Hehe, these days automated testing is in fashion, along with the desire to avoid having data not being recorded anywhere. The idea is good; the key lies in the sensing probe, that is, the element used for data collection. It’s too hard.
Reply #32019-10-15
The probe is Bentley’s sensor; currently, not enough characteristic signal patterns have been collected, so it’s impossible to correlate them with faults. Ugh, what a problem.
Reply #42019-10-15
How can the temperature, vibration, and damaged areas of the rod small end of a piston compressor be measured? This has nothing to do with the brand of the probe; it relates to how it is set up.
Reply #52019-11-04
There are too many parts, and too many interfering factors. A bunch of parts – it’s tough! Ask a foreigner?

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