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Let’s share: What are the hazards of too low bearing temperatures in a booster expander, and what causes them?

2009-11-01View Original

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Hazard: Too low a temperature can result in excessively small bearing clearances, which affects normal operation; in severe cases, it can also cause the lubricating oil to solidify. Reasons: 1. The shaft seal gap is too large. 2. The shaft seal gas pressure is too low. 3. Cold gas backflow when the device is parked
Reply #22009-11-01
Thermal expansion and contraction work on this principle
Reply #32009-11-02
The main reasons are a poor sealer or low pressure of the sealing gas.
Reply #42009-11-02
Low seal gas pressure or damaged seal causes heat loss
Reply #52009-11-02
It is mainly caused by the low pressure of the seal air in the expander! It’s very dangerous!
Reply #62009-12-20
6# The gentle breeze invites the moon; even when the temperature of the sealed gas is low, there’s still those who are willing to do it

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