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The classics in compressors

2009-04-13View Original

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In a compressor system, what are the reasons for an excessively high liquid level in the surface condenser? Please think creatively, okay?
Reply #22009-04-13
There are probably the following reasons: (1) The steam discharge volume of the turbine has increased; (2) The system operates under load ; (3) Failure of the condensate pump, and the backup pump did not start in time ; (4) The return valve or make-up valve was accidentally opened ; (5) The flow rate of the cooling water is too high ; (6) Internal leakage of the surface cooler ; To be supplemented! ! !
Reply #32009-04-13
1: Float level gauge failure 2: Poor drainage of condensate 3: Clogged pump inlet filter
Reply #42009-04-14
The vacuum level is too high; The valve that the pump pushes fluid through is stuck or damaged.
Reply #52009-04-14
For two reasons: 1 is false. 2 means it was swallowed and not vomited out.

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