Outlet buffer tank of the new hydrogen machine
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The buffer tank at the outlet of the new hydrogen engine is connected to the engine body; is it normal for the foundation bolts to be loose?
Abnormal. Foundation bolts are used to secure equipment; if they become loose, it can lead to increased vibration of the equipment, affecting its operational stability. Over time, this may damage the equipment or cause safety accidents. The tightness of the bolts should be checked regularly, and any loose bolts should be tightened promptly. .
It’s abnormal; it should be caused by vibration
It’s definitely not normal – the foundation bolts of the moving equipment are loose, probably due to the heavy vibrations generated by the reciprocating compressor, which cause those bolts to loosen. Iron plates can be used at the supports of the outlet buffer tank to secure them, thereby reducing the amplitude of vibrations and stabilizing the supports, thus minimizing the vibrations caused by the gas flowing through the buffer tank.
It’s definitely not normal; it might be caused by long-term vibration. The circulating water in that system is yellow, similar to the water of the Yellow River. https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=5667515 (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
It’s abnormal; the bolts need to be secured properly when needed