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Problems with nitrogen-hydrogen compressors

2011-08-24View Original

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The nitrogen-hydrogen compressors used in our factory used to have their valves replaced every 45 days, but recently the inlet valves on the second stage have started to leak after just a couple of dozen days; upon replacement, it was found that the springs and valve discs were damaged. Does anyone with experience know what could be the cause?
Reply #22011-08-27
This situation is usually caused by the following reasons: 1. Quality issues with the accessories. 2. Process issues. For process issues, there are a and increased load. b. The system contains water. c. Poor gas purification.

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