What is the reason for water in the tank of a 1-to-2 unit? And countermeasures?
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What is the reason for water in the tank of a 1-to-2 unit? And countermeasures?
Install a vacuum oil filter to carry out regular filtration
First, check whether there is water in the oil pipeline. If the oil cooler is water-cooled, then it is necessary to check whether there is any internal leakage in the cooler.
Consider whether steam may penetrate into the oil system~~ Also, when the operating oil pressure is lower than that of the circulating water, the circulating water may enter the oil system, for example during shutdown~~
Based on probability, an internal leak in the oil cooling system is more likely; it’s less likely for steam to penetrate through the shaft seal, and the amount of water formed by condensation of atmospheric moisture is even smaller. Check the oil cooling system! Filtering with a vacuum oil filter can remove water!
Check the amount of oil that seeps in and the quality of the oil~~ If emulsification occurs, it’s best to change the oil right away~~
The probability of steam from large-scale units leaking into the oil system is also quite high~~ Hehe~~
We experience oil leaks quite frequently; it’s happened about 4 times now, and we now replace the oil cooling cores on a regular basis
When the oil pressure is lower than the water pressure, water tends to enter the oil circuit~~
Our hydraulic pressure is high, so oil is leaking into the water
That’s because the pressure of the gas seal wasn’t adjusted properly; once it’s adjusted, can normal-pressure gas enter?