Carbon deposition problem in CO stage 4 compressors
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May I ask, the inlet temperature of CO is 40°C, the inlet pressure is 1.1 kg, and the flow rate is 11 Nm3/min. It enters a four-stage compressor; the designed outlet pressure and temperature for each stage of this compressor are P=2.1/7.9/22.7/55 and T=151/162/146/132 respectively. Will carbon deposition occur during the compression of CO?
The compressor is an oil-free lubrication type compressor; does anyone know about this?
This phenomenon will not occur; the temperature is not high. If the temperature reaches above 220 degrees, this phenomenon will appear. Looking at the pressure, the compression ratio is very low, so the temperature will not be very high
Carbon buildup can occur; the compressors here have quite serious carbon buildup. We can exchange ideas on this topic. My phone number is: 13564042211
Based on design experience, the temperature is generally kept below 120°C. However, there are no examples to support this conclusion; I hope experts will kindly offer their guidance
Based on design experience, the temperature is generally kept below 120°C. However, there are no examples to support this conclusion; I hope experts will kindly offer their guidance
Has lubricant entered the cylinder, and is the medium pure, free of impurities and dust?