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How to maintain pressure and reduce temperature of air compressors in summer

2011-07-06View Original

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The air compressors supplied by our factory for generating instrument air reach an outlet temperature of 90 degrees in summer, and at present the outlet pressure is also insufficient. How can air compressors maintain pressure and reduce temperature during summer?
Reply #22011-07-07
Installing axial flow fans and ventilation hoods to achieve forced ventilation is definitely effective.
Reply #32011-07-07
1. Heat dissipation 2. Oil change and cleaning 3. Air filter replacement
Reply #42011-07-18
The temperature in our factory is over 100 degrees higher than yours. We change the oil by pressing the fan next to the air compressor and replace the filter elements, but that still doesn’t solve the problem; we’re now planning to replace the air compressor itself
Reply #52011-07-19
Over 100 – that temperature is too high! ! Have you checked if the temperature control valve is broken? . . Also, is the oil you use standard? If the oil is of poor quality, it won’t work either! !
Reply #62012-12-04
What is the quality of your circulating cooling water? Is there a lot of silt inside the jacket? If there is too much, it is necessary to stop periodically for cleaning or backwashing!

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