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Question: Procedures for handling a tripped single-stage compressor: First, cut off the power supply, then gradually close the outlet valve and inlet valve, and open the circulation valve
1. Close the inlet and outlet valves to isolate the unit, and reduce the compressor load to zero. 2. Check to determine the cause of the trip and address it. 3. Start the compressor at zero load and open the inlet and outlet valves; adjust the load according to process requirements
First, cut off the power supply, then gradually close the outlet valve and the inlet valve, and open the circulation valve.
I don’t know; it’s not within my area of expertise. I’ll look into it and get back to you
First, cut off the power supply, then gradually close the outlet valve and the inlet valve, and open the circulation valve
Procedure for handling a single-compressor trip: First, cut off the power supply, then gradually close the outlet valve and inlet valve, and open the circulation valve
First, close the inlet and outlet valves of the main pipe; depending on the situation, open the bleed valve to release pressure from the unit.
First, cut off the power supply, then gradually close the outlet valve and the inlet valve, and open the circulation valve.
First, cut off the power supply, then gradually close the outlet valve and the inlet valve, and open the circulation valve.
This post was last edited by ccn_007 on 2015-6-25 02:22. First, turn off the power supply, then gradually close the outlet valve and the inlet valve, and open the circulation valve.
The procedure for handling a single-compressor trip is to first cut off the power supply and then close the outlet valve.