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As the title suggests, it’s a container that should contain gas, with a tube connected to it at the bottom; what is the principle behind this?
What pressure stabilizing tank? It’s not the oil system, right?
It’s a voltage equalization box! Provide seal gas, please! Or a water expansion tank! I’ve only come into contact with these two! ! I don’t know which one you’re referring to
An accumulator, right? Used in the oil system to stabilize the oil pressure of the control system.
This post was last edited by 654262293 on 2016-4-3 at 20:19. What is referred to here is an accumulator, which is used to stabilize the oil pressure and prevent large fluctuations in the control oil during operation. Nitrogen is used as the medium to maintain the pressure; when the pressure of the oil exceeds the set value, the oil flows into the accumulator, while when the oil pressure is low, the accumulator releases oil back into the system, thereby ensuring stable operation of the oil system. Furthermore, in the event of an emergency in the oil system, it can provide temporary oil supply.
Is it the accumulator on the lubricating oil main pipe? It is mainly used to stabilize the oil pressure; especially when the oil pump starts automatically, oil pressure fluctuations can occur easily, and that’s when the accumulator comes into play
An accumulator is used to stabilize oil pressure and prevent large fluctuations in the control oil during operation. It contains nitrogen at a certain pressure inside a rubber bladder; when the pressure of the oil exceeds the set value, the oil flows into the accumulator, while when the oil pressure is low, the accumulator releases oil back into the system, thereby ensuring stable operation of the oil system. Short-term fuel supply at a certain pressure can be ensured in the event of an accident
During normal operation, the pressure should be the same as the oil pressure; so how can one determine whether nitrogen needs to be filled into this pressure stabilizing tank?