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Issues related to the shaft bearings of reciprocating compressors

2009-12-17View Original

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Our company is currently facing a serious problem: the main bearing shells or large-end bearing shells of several reciprocating compressors have come loose. All of the compressors are experiencing this issue, including those that have been in operation for the shortest amount of time – around 200 hours, including the 72-hour trial run period for new units. Even the compressors that have been in operation the longest have not exceeded 2000 hours of use. We would appreciate it if experts could discuss and analyze this issue to determine possible causes Thank you.
Reply #22017-02-12
Check that there are no fluctuations in oil pressure, test for mechanical impurities and oil viscosity to ensure they are within acceptable limits; examine the connections of the oil supply pipes leading to that bearing for any leaks, and finally check whether the clearance of the bearing in question falls within the specified range A series of indicators such as coaxiality

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