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May I ask the experts, what pressure is appropriate to fill the accumulator in the fuel system?

2016-04-02View Original

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This post was last edited by Anqing Shuguang on 2016-4-2 at 17:31. May I ask the experts what pressure is appropriate to fill in the accumulator in the fuel system? How was it calculated?
Reply #22016-04-02
Is that an accumulator on the steam turbine? Ours is charged to 0.6 MPa; let’s take half of that for the control oil
Reply #32016-04-03
I remember seeing somewhere that it’s 0.85 times the working pressure
Reply #42016-04-03
Ask the equipment manufacturer! It’s generally not used!
Reply #52016-04-03
Is the oil pressure unstable? What’s the problem again?
Reply #62016-04-03
The unit oil pressure is an important interlock; when the operating pump fails, the backup pump comes online, and at that time the oil pressure becomes unstable
Reply #72016-04-04
Yes, there’s a change for a few seconds! !
Reply #82016-04-04
When we conducted the test drives, we filled it to 75% of the main pipeline’s oil pressure. I’m not sure if there is any technical documentation on this topic; I remember reading somewhere that nitrogen should be used at 90% of the main pipeline’s oil pressure

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