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The limit of liquid slugging in reciprocating compressors,

2010-10-28View Original

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When too much oil is injected by the oil injector, it can cause liquid slugging in the cylinder. I would like to ask: at what injection volume does liquid slugging in the cylinder occur? Is there a calculation method? Thank you
Reply #22010-10-28
It is best to apply oil according to your design specifications, though a few drops less than the specified amount is also acceptable. After all, most manufacturers choose compressors with an oil-free design and minimal oil lubrication.

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