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Excuse me, oil mist fan for expanders

2015-10-14View Original

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May I ask, in what ways and through what signs is the oil loss in the tank caused by the expansion oil mist fan manifested? Other than the vacuum level being too high.
Reply #22015-10-14
A certain negative pressure must be maintained in the oil tank of the light oil station; otherwise, gas along with oil will enter the bearings and cause damage to them.
Reply #32015-10-15
Our expander and the oil mist fan are completely covered in oil right now. The fuel tank is leaking severely. The pressure gauge shows a certain negative pressure. Don’t know which problem? Seek a solution
Reply #42015-10-15
Is the return pipe at the bottom of the oil mist separator blocked?
Reply #52015-10-15
Upload photos of the oil mist fan inlet and outlet sowie the upper part of the thin oil station tank for analysis.
Reply #62015-10-16
The oil mist fan keeps pumping in oil and gas, so there is definitely some loss of oil in the tank over time

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