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A question regarding catalytic pneumatic compressors

2012-09-15View Original

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What causes the primary outlet cooler of the catalytic compressor to hum (just like when it’s under vacuum)? Thank you
Reply #22012-09-15
Are all the parameters normal? Is the cooler a bit clogged?
Reply #32012-09-16
Normal, the cooler is also fine.
Reply #42012-09-16
Which specific area is making the noise? Be more detailed.
Reply #52012-09-17
Was it always like this or did it just happen? The phenomenon needs to be clearly explained
Reply #62012-09-17
It doesn’t happen often. It just happened; it didn’t occur in the previous cycle.
Reply #72014-10-21
We encounter similar situations as well; mainly during the hot summer months, the high temperature at the primary inlet leads to a high temperature at the primary outlet as well. The flow rate is high, and there are noises caused by air currents inside the cooler. It is necessary to operate more air coolers in order to reduce the inlet temperature. Additionally, the pressure at the secondary outlet needs to be lowered

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