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Turning off power to the circulation machine caused multiple compressors to trip

2009-02-27View Original

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Today, while preparing to shut down the synthesis cycle machine by pulling the handle, the operator’s movement was not precise enough, resulting in repeated motions; this caused arcing and discharge from the handle of that electrical panel, which in turn led to several compressors located away from that panel also tripping. Could you all analyze the reason? Could discharge cause voltage fluctuations, which in turn lead to other devices shutting down?
Reply #22009-02-28
It’s likely that the voltage fluctuations caused by discharge led to other electrical devices shutting down./
Reply #32009-02-28
Compressor circuits are equipped with protection systems; they will not trip when voltage fluctuations remain within acceptable limits. However, if the fluctuations are significant, there is a high likelihood of tripping. What the original poster mentioned about sparking and discharge is similar to a short-term ground connection
Reply #42009-03-05
It seems that the compressor tripped due to fluctuations in oil pressure caused by a sudden drop in voltage to the motor of the main oil pump for the compressor! Welcome to those who can offer guidance!

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