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Cyclic hydrogen compressor water station pump

2011-08-07View Original

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In our hydrogenation plant, the pump at the water station of the circulating hydrogen compressor has been operating for a long time, and its noise has been increasing. At first I thought it was caused by poor concentricity, but the fitter dismissed this idea. The fitter still can’t solve the problem, and now the spare pump is in the same condition – I’m really worried! Are there any other users in the same situation? How did you solve it?
Reply #22011-09-07
It should be a centrifuge, right? What is the water temperature in the rehydrator? Don’t let the temperature be too high; adjust the amount of cooling water in the rehydration unit to see.
Reply #32011-09-07
If there is a problem with the bearing, a blacksmith should be consulted to disassemble the bearing housing and inspect it in order to resolve the issue.
Reply #42011-09-07
It is likely caused by a fault in the coupling or the splined gasket
Reply #52011-09-08
I think it’s a water issue; maybe the temperature isn’t right or there’s oil that has emulsified

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