How to determine if there is water in the compressor oil tank?
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How to determine if there is water in the compressor oil tank?
The water content can be determined by sampling and analyzing it from the bottom of the compressor oil tank.
During regular inspections, it is necessary to check the changes in the oil tank level at set intervals. Oil from the bottom of the tank should be taken as samples on a regular basis to detect the presence of water, and these samples should also be sent for analysis periodically. For reference.
The two people upstairs are right. We take lubricant samples for analysis on the 15th of each month for our large-scale units. The main analysis items are: viscosity, acid value, mechanical impurities, and moisture content. For reference only. :lol
Take a lubricant sample from the bottom of the tank and analyze its water content.
Modern lubricant systems are generally equipped with an independent circulation dehumidification system. It involves drawing the lubricant from the bottom of the lubricant tank, subjecting it to separate dehydration treatment, and then returning it to the tank to ensure that the water content in the lubricant meets the required standards. Secondly, lubricating oil requires various analyses to be carried out regularly as specified, also to ensure that its quality is suitable for use.
Take an oil sample and conduct laboratory analysis