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Oil filter water

2018-11-20View Original

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The water content in the turbine oil tank is too high; is there an oil filter that can remove water? Feel free to recommend 18329819906
Reply #22018-11-20
I’d like to know if you’re still producing it, and how you handle it
Reply #32018-11-20
I bought a Xiangneng oil filter in 2017; its performance is decent, and it has a vacuum system. This only provides temporary relief rather than a permanent solution; you can investigate the source of the free water in the fuel tank to determine whether it is caused by air leakage from the steam seal or something else
Reply #42018-11-20
Yes, it’s more important to find a water source. It is very risky to continue using it. It can easily cause tile burning accidents. Additionally, for dealing with lubricant emulsification, appropriate heating should be used to vaporize the water; after that, the mixture should be allowed to settle so that the water can be separated out. Subsequently, testing is required to confirm that it meets the standards before it can be used.
Reply #52018-11-20
That’s right; it’s just not easy to track down. Logically, all that water should be recycled water, after all, the steam seals have limits.
Reply #62018-11-23
Fundamental solution: Water that manages to get into the fuel tank usually enters through two main pathways: 1. Through leaks in the steam seal (check the wear on the steam seal; replace it if the wear is severe); Check the centers of the coupling wheels and those of each bearing pocket; make adjustments if there are problems ; 2. The tube bundle of the cold oil cooler may be corroded or have cracks (this can be determined by testing the water quality) ; Temporary solutions: It is better to use a vacuum oil filter for filtering water, while plate filters should be used to remove impurities. I also need to know your turbine type: is it a condensing type or a back-pressure type?
Reply #72018-11-23
Fundamental solution: Water that manages to get into the fuel tank usually enters through two main pathways: 1. Through leaks in the steam seal (check the wear on the steam seal; replace it if the wear is severe); Check the centers of the coupling wheels and those of each bearing pocket; make adjustments if there are problems ; 2. The tube bundle of the cold oil cooler may be corroded or have cracks (this can be determined by testing the water quality) ; Temporary solutions: It is better to use a vacuum oil filter for filtering water, while plate filters should be used to remove impurities. I also need to know your turbine type: is it a condensing type or a back-pressure type?

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