Problems with domestic 3.5Mpa steam cycle hydrogen compressors?

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The recycle hydrogen compressors used in our unit (for hydrocracking) are domestic-made, and many problems arose during the commissioning phase: there was frequent leakage of lubricating oil, and more seriously, the speed fluctuated greatly after the unit started up. I wonder if anyone has had similar experiences? Could you share some experience with taking CT101 with newcomers? Thank you so much!

Reply #22014-02-06

Newbie, need help? Happy New Year and safe travels!

Reply #32014-02-07

To be more specific: steam volume, range of speed fluctuations, and other factors such as pressure and steam pressure.

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