【Daily Question】11.14 True or False: The sound similar to metal striking that is heard coming from the cylinder of a reciprocating compressor
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The sound similar to metal striking that comes from the cylinder of a reciprocating compressor may be caused by liquid in the intake air. Correct
The sound of liquid slugging is a bit more muffled than that of metal collisions. Could the sound of metal collisions be caused by something slipping? Abnormal noises from compressors are very dangerous and require prompt attention. This post also discusses the hazards associated with liquid slugging; liquid slugging can occur in reciprocating compressors! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-798823-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum)
The sound similar to metal striking that comes from the cylinder of a reciprocating compressor may be caused by liquid in the intake air. Yes
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The sound similar to metal striking that comes from the cylinder of a reciprocating compressor may be caused by liquid in the intake air. (Wrong)
Correct, when gas carries liquid, liquid slugging occurs and the aircraft’s structure vibrates violently as well
Correct, when gas carries liquid, liquid slugging occurs and the aircraft’s structure vibrates violently as well
The sound similar to metal striking that comes from the cylinder of a reciprocating compressor may be caused by liquid in the intake air. (right)
The sound similar to metal striking that comes from the cylinder of a reciprocating compressor may be caused by liquid in the intake air. (right)
A metallic-like sound is coming from the compression cylinder of the compressor; it is suspected that liquid is present in the intake air. Correct.