What aspects should be considered during the commissioning of a synthetic compressor? ? ?

Your question is too simple; it’s hard to answer!

It depends on the specific type of compressor, but when testing a compressor, the following points should generally be taken into account: 1. Individual unit testing; 2. Testing under load. During operation under load, the pressure is increased gradually; inlet and outlet pressures, inlet and outlet temperatures, compressor vibration, and compressor current load

Is there no test drive plan? That kind of compressor? Reciprocating, centrifugal, screw,

For turbine-driven centrifugal compressors, conduct individual tests, testing only the turbine (ensure the pipes are clean and that the blind flanges at all connections have been removed). Pay attention to the turbine shaft vibration and displacement, bearing temperature, vacuum level, condenser liquid level, as well as whether the condensate pump is functioning properly. Also monitor the exhaust cylinder temperature, as well as the oil temperature and pressure of the lubricating oil. During the joint commissioning, the turbine drives the compressor; pay attention to the method of introducing seal air to the compressor, as well as the vibration of the compressor’s turbine shaft, its displacement, and the temperature of the bearings. With a basic steam turbine in place, there aren’t many issues with the compressor; that’s all one can know given its limited capacity. I also hope to receive more guidance from other experts.