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Is there water in the lubricating oil of the light oil station for the hydrogenation hydrogen circulation machine?

2012-02-05View Original

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Where does the water in the light oil station of the hydrogenation reciprocating hydrogen circulator come from?
Reply #22012-02-05
Two possibilities: ① Leakage of cooling water for the intermediate body filler, ② Internal leakage in the lubricating oil cooler
Reply #32012-02-07
Agree with the view from upstairs:):):):):)
Reply #42012-02-07
Right behind Floor 2: The machine uses steam to heat the lubricating oil, and leaks in the steam coils also introduce water.
Reply #52012-02-07
Hehe, we use heating rods for heating – electric heating! Thank you
Reply #62012-03-31
Steam leaking from the steam turbine shaft seal enters the bearing housing; the oil vent holes in the oil tank fail to discharge the hot oil vapor properly, causing water vapor to accumulate in the lubricating oil.

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