If droplets are found on the flange of the medium-pressure steam inlet check valve in the diesel hydrogenation turbine, does this mean it can be assumed that the valve cover is about to leak?

2018-02-26View Original

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If droplets are found on the flange of the medium-pressure steam inlet check valve in the diesel hydrogenation turbine, does this mean it can be assumed that the valve cover is about to leak?

Reply #22018-02-27

It’s not necessarily the case; it depends on the specifics of the leakage. The description of the problem is too vague – some minor leaks can be monitored while the system continues to operate.

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