I would like to ask everyone about the issue of lubricating the oil mister in the cylinder valve trio
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Regarding the issue of lubricating the oil mister in the cylinder valve trio, are there any relevant specifications specifying that it is necessary to do so? I have a newly installed unit here; is it necessary to add lubricant before starting up the unit? What type of lubricant, with what grade, should be used to prevent corrosion of the mechanical components and gaskets inside the cylinder?
Lubricant is used to lubricate the cylinder, reduce wear between the sealing ring and the cylinder wall, and extend the lifespan of the sealing ring.
Are there any regulations requiring fuel to be refilled?
It’s okay not to refuel; it will last a few more years.
Currently, actuators usually require oil-free lubrication.
It seems that this oil mist lubrication is a bit cumbersome!
It is necessary to install valves that operate frequently; however, some shut-off valves remain unused for many years, so whether or not such valves are installed has little impact.
Are there any construction or acceptance standards that require fuel to be added?
No such standard sample has been found yet; let me know if one is discovered!