What does it mean by a shutdown due to a crisis with the compressor’s main valve?

2010-11-17View Original

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What does it mean by a shutdown due to a crisis with the compressor’s main valve?

Reply #22010-11-17

It is when, at high speeds, the flying hammer hits the emergency cut-off device, which interrupts the oil supply and closes the main steam valve (steam inlet quick-shut valve).

Reply #32010-11-18

Compressor? ? ? Or a turbine? ?

Reply #42010-11-18

Both turbines and steam turbines are equipped with crisis cut-off switches. It’s not a compressor.

Reply #52010-11-18

The driving part of the compressor – the steam turbine – has this function, as mentioned on the second floor.

Reply #62010-11-18

The last edit to this post was made by Behind the moon on 2010-11-18 at 21:04: the mechanical overspeed protection device for turbines controls the hydraulic oil to shut off the main valves, thereby stopping the unit

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