The unit is currently under trial operation, and the fluid noise in the pipes is extremely high; moreover, the screws used for air cooling have been shaken loose. Please provide an explanation.
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The unit is currently under trial operation, and the fluid noise in the pipes is extremely high; moreover, the screws used for air cooling have been shaken loose. Please provide an explanation.
With such a large vibration, are you sure it’s a pipeline issue and not a equipment issue? @2887848
It’s very likely that there is gas remaining in the pipeline that hasn’t been exhausted, and this gas causes compression and vibration back and forth
1. Gas remains in the pipeline and has not been completely expelled. 2. The pump experiences excessive vibration with poor vibration isolation. 3. The fixing strength of the pipe support is insufficient. 4. Resonance occurs in the pipe support
First, check whether the pipe clamp is securely tightened; if not, apply more force； If there are still problems, please check the operating equipment and also verify whether the connection flanges are under any strain. If these issues cannot be resolved, there are two options: either replace the pipes or add pipe supports to secure the pipes in place.
The possibility of resonance is now the highest~
It shouldn’t be a quality issue with the steel pipe
Resonance has been induced, and improving the medium flow rate helps.