Does replacing the air compressor’s oil-gas separator once a year also fall under the category of special equipment?
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Does replacing the air compressor’s oil-gas separator once a year also fall under the category of special equipment?
1. I’ve never seen an air compressor oil-gas separator that needs to be replaced annually; generally, it can last for 20 years without any problems, and some designs are designed to last 10 years. 2. To determine whether it falls under the category of special equipment, it is necessary to check whether it is included in the list of special equipment. In general, oil and gas separators that are classified as special equipment have a TS or CS mark in the upper right corner of their nameplates; those that do not fall into this category are those with a volume of less than 0.3 m3. Those marked as simple pressure vessels on their nameplates also do not require registration as special equipment.
The air compressor oil-gas separator is considered a spare part for equipment, and not a special type of equipment. The replacement time for equipment spare parts is unrelated to special equipment.
It does not fall under special equipment; the county’s authorities should check the regulations regarding fixed-pressure vessels.
It seems that this oil-gas separator is some kind of accessory, rather than something like a gas storage tank
By looking at the nameplate of the oil-gas separator, it’s not possible to say definitively whether it is or isn’t
Why do you need to replace your oil-gas separator every year? Is it considered a special type of equipment? The answer \"yes\" on the second floor is correct.
The oil separator that needs to be replaced annually, as you mentioned, is installed inside the oil separator, which functions as a pressure vessel.
By ‘changing it once a year’, it refers to the internal components or accessories of the separator, I guess
The internal components of the oil-gas separator don’t need to be replaced every year either! High-efficiency feather-leaf type gas-liquid separation internals, requiring at least 20 years of continuous use ； By using a pre-allocated coalescing internal component set, at least 3 years of service is also guaranteed.
What’s the reason for changing it once a year? ?