The bearing housing of the turbine units from German company 3K in our company’s second-phase chlor-alkali system is leaking oil
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:56. Our company chose a liquid ring pump for the first phase, and a turbine from German company 3K for the second phase; however, after about half a year of operation, oil leakage occurred in the bearing housings on both sides. Please provide an explanation. # , , &
Imported equipment can also have quality issues: lol Before planning the maintenance, call 3K to take care of it. The oil pressure inside the bearing housing is not high. When installing the 3K turbine, it is necessary to remove the bearing housing in order to install the bearings; carelessness during installation may lead to oil leakage from the bearing housing.
You can call them and ask the KKK team to come and carry out inspections and repairs; their after-sales service is also excellent. Our company uses KKK products, and we have not encountered any problems to date – they are very reliable.
If possible, park the vehicle, remove it and apply better-quality sealant – it must be oil-resistant.
I suggest you call 3K Company; Germans are very serious about their work.
Our company ordered 3K turbines in both phases, and there are no spare units available. I agree with the view from the second floor; imported equipment can also have problems. I would say that imported equipment can also be divided into first-class and second-class types; one must not trust it blindly.
Do you think that if the pressure control of the isolation air in the engine lubrication system is set too high, it could have an impact on oil leakage?
I don’t think there’s any problem; both the operating system and the oil storage system are equipped with breather valves, so there won’t be any issue with pressure buildup
What are the readings shown by the chlorine moisture detector that comes with your 3K chlorine press, compared to the actual analysis values? Our readings are extremely low; so low that we can hardly believe them. Hehe
It seems we’ve run into another similar problem. We’re using a chlorine content meter made by CMC; whether its readings are accurate or not is one thing, but it also leaks chlorine, which is really troublesome. The value stays below 10 ppm most of the time, but it keeps fluctuating – the reading jumps to 1000 ppm for a moment before dropping back below 10 ppm. It’s unbearable; if this were happening abroad, the machine would have been stopped right away