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How to warm up a high-pressure shielded pump

2015-09-11View Original

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Experts, how do you warm up high-pressure shield pumps used in diesel liquid-phase cyclic hydrogenation? Are there any special requirements? It would be best to have visuals to back it up.
Reply #22015-09-11
It seems that there aren’t many diesel liquid-phase cyclic hydrogenation units available at the moment
Reply #32015-09-11
Shijiazhuang and Anqing Petrochemical each have one set. Are there any brothers from these two units in the group? Come out and tell me about it.
Reply #42015-09-15
Reduce the stroke of the flushing oil and inject it into the shielded pump; then open the pump heating line after that
Reply #52015-09-16
Heating speed of the heat pump: When the temperature is below 100°C, simply open the valve gradually. When the material is at a temperature above 100°C, the rate of temperature rise shall not exceed 50°C/h
Reply #62015-09-27
The 4th floor is the correct choice; the main task is to flush the oil pump to ensure that the fluid does not get to the motor side. There are no other special requirements. But the preheating rate is really hard to control!
Reply #72015-09-27
We start the shielded pumps at 100 degrees. Before starting them, it’s actually not possible to warm them up using the pump heating circuit, as neither pump is running and there is no pressure difference between the inlet and outlet. We generally use the pump discharge line to send oil to the sludge oil system in order to warm up the pump slowly.

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