The oil temperature of the turbine lubricating oil is high
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Last night, during the night shift, the oil temperature could not be adjusted in time, which caused the lubricating oil temperature of the turbine to rise to 50 degrees; this situation lasted for about ten minutes. Does this have a significant impact on the unit?
At high temperatures, oil viscosity decreases, resulting in poor lubrication
There won’t be any side effects, right? It probably lasts for a little over ten minutes
We haven’t checked what’s inside our lubricant since the machine started operating in September 2016. Yesterday I saw a post saying that the lubricant in the turbine has turned milky white. How often should the lubricant be checked according to standards?
Can’t it be seen through the oil sight glass? Is no oil sample analysis done on a weekly basis?
Not to mention analyzing oil samples on a weekly basis – there hasn’t been any analysis done in over half a year. It’s possible to see something, but all that can be seen are oil droplets; it doesn’t seem very reliable
There are no abnormalities with the other parameters; it’s fine. Let’s analyze the lubricant sample!
It will be fine in the short term; it’s recommended to add a temperature control valve – it’s hassle-free and reliable!