I would like to ask the experts: how should idle rotary machines be protected over a long period of time?
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I would like to ask the experts: how should pumps, compressors, and other types of equipment that are not in use for long periods of time be protected?
In addition to regular maintenance, the shaft also needs to be turned regularly
Oil circulation, turning the machine, draining water – it is advisable to fill the compressor cylinders with nitrogen for protection.
Drain the medium and turn the shaft regularly. If it is not a complete shutdown of the entire system, be sure to install blind flanges on the inlet and outlet ports; blind flanges should also be used at the inlet and outlet of the cooling medium to prevent materials from entering and causing freezing
Drain the liquid from the pump, carry out regular cleaning, and perform periodic shaft turning. As for compressors, in addition to regular cleaning and shaft turning, it is also necessary to fill the interior of the machine and the oil tank with inert gas to prevent moisture and oxidation~~
For slender shaft assemblies, especially those with long shafts that rotate, be careful of bending deformation of the shaft.
Regular turning of the shaft is of utmost importance; oil circulation should be enabled during this process, and turning should only be carried out once the required parameters are achieved.
I also want to know; who has a detailed plan?
Does \"compressor\" refer to an air compressor? A hydrogen or nitrogen compressor?