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[Q&A Question 244] 2018.09.07

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【Q&A Question 244】September 7, 2018: Briefly describe the reasons for high exhaust temperature at the first stage and the corresponding solutions. Reasons: (1) Backflow of air through the suction valve at the second stage; (2) Blockage in the pipeline between the first and second stages; (3) Low volume and pressure of the incoming air, along with a high compression ratio. Solutions: (1) Replace the valve components; (2) Clean the pipelines; (3) Adjust the return flow at the first-stage inlet to increase the volume and pressure of the incoming air. . (Unless otherwise specified, all questions and answers are based on hydrogenation units.) ) Correct: 3 wealth, Incorrect: 1 wealth ; Mass posting of posts – rated based on the lowest score ; Replies that are unrelated to the answer are considered spam and will be deleted immediately. For management purposes, if you need to view content from a few days ago, please go to https://bbs.hcbbs.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=3862647&do=thread&view=me&from=space through the summary post below
Reply #22018-09-07
1. High return air temperature 2. Poor heat dissipation 3. Weak cooling effect 4. High motor heating 5. High compression ratio 6. High condensing pressure 7. Refrigerant selection
Reply #32018-09-07
The gas is compressed. External forces do work on the gas, causing its internal energy to increase; this increase in internal energy is manifested primarily as an increase in temperature.
Reply #42018-09-07
Reasons: (1) Backflow in the secondary intake valve, (2) Blockage in the pipeline from the primary stage to the secondary stage, (3) Low inlet air volume and pressure along with a high compression ratio. Solutions: (1) Replace the valve components, (2) Clean the pipelines, (3) Adjust the return flow at the primary stage entrance...
Reply #52018-09-07
(1) Backflow in the secondary suction valve; (2) Blockage in the pipeline from the primary stage to the secondary stage; (3) Low inlet air volume and pressure as well as a high compression ratio. Solutions: (1) Replace the valve components; (2) Clean the pipelines; (3) Adjust the return flow at the primary inlet to increase the inlet air volume and pressure.
Reply #62018-09-07
Answer: Reasons: 1) Backflow in the secondary suction valve; 2) Blockage in the pipeline from the primary stage to the secondary stage; 3) Low inlet air volume and pressure along with a high compression ratio. Solutions: 1) Replace the valve components; 2) Clean the pipelines; 3) Adjust the return flow at the primary inlet to increase the inlet air volume and pressure.
Reply #72018-09-07
This post was last edited by Honey Home on 2018-9-7 at 13:27. 1. High intake air temperature: Solution – Contact the upstream equipment to reduce the temperature. 2. Excessively high primary pressure ratio: Solution – Adjust the pressure ratio appropriately. 3. Faulty exhaust valve causing internal leakage: Solution – Switch to another compressor and repair the primary exhaust valve. 4. Excessive clearance volume: Solution – If there is a clearance adjustment system, control the clearance properly; if not, shut down the machine for repairs. 5. Poor cooling effect of the cylinder block’s cooling water: Solution – Increase the amount of cooling water used; if scaling is the cause, shut down the machine for maintenance
Reply #82018-09-07
1. Backflow at the secondary intake valve; 2. Blockage in the pipeline from the primary stage to the secondary stage; 3. Low inlet air volume, low pressure, high compression ratio. Solutions: (1) Replace the valve components, (2) Clean the pipelines, (3) Adjust the return flow at the primary inlet...
Reply #92018-09-07
Reasons: 1) Backflow at the secondary intake valve; 2) Blockage in the pipeline from the primary stage to the secondary stage; 3) Low inlet air volume and pressure along with a high compression ratio. Solutions: 1) Replace the valve components; 2) Clean the pipelines; 3) Adjust the return flow at the primary inlet to increase the inlet air volume and pressure.
Reply #102018-09-07
The two-stage compression ratio results in greater workload, and there is a problem with the exhaust valve. High inhalation temperature
Reply #112018-09-07
The two-stage compression ratio results in greater workload, and there is a problem with the exhaust valve. High inhalation temperature

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