How to determine if a reciprocating compressor has liquid in it? How to handle it?

2010-11-08View Original

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How to determine if a reciprocating compressor has liquid in it? How to handle it?

Reply #22010-11-08

If there is liquid present, the vibration will definitely be stronger, and this can be determined by the sound. Drain the liquid from the inter-stage gas-liquid separation tank; if there is excessive liquid present, it is necessary to shut down the equipment, as protecting it is of primary importance.

Reply #32010-11-08

If a reciprocating compressor has liquid in it, it will produce a noise of cylinder collision, which is very dangerous; it is necessary to improve the liquid removal process using a liquid separation tank

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