Reciprocating circulating hydrogen compressor for paraffin oil hydrogenation unit
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Is the abnormal noise (a ticking sound) from the check valve at the hydrogen mixture point at the outlet of the reciprocating cycle hydrogen compressor caused by a decrease in the plant’s circulation rate? Solve
Is it a newly emerging anomaly, or was it a phenomenon that already existed? I don’t know what level of compression this is; by ‘check valve’ area, which one do you mean? If there are no changes in other processes, it should be normal. This is related to the characteristics of reciprocating compressors. For reference.
It’s a three-stage compression issue; this problem has persisted for several years now. It’s related to the check valve at the hydrogen mixing point of the high-pressure heat exchanger