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Compressor sump level

2016-08-06View Original

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I would like to ask: what is the typical range of liquid level in the lubricating oil tank of the circulator in a hydrogenation unit?
Reply #22016-08-06
The fuel tank level is determined by the circulation rate; the total amount of fuel pumped by the fuel pump per hour, divided by 8–8.5, gives the fuel tank level
Reply #32016-08-06
Some engine manufacturers provide level gauge indications, and it is generally within this range as well
Reply #42016-08-06
Generally, more than two-thirds is sufficient~~~~
Reply #52016-08-06
Before the lubricating oil pump starts, the liquid level is around 85%, and after it begins operating, it is normally around 60%.
Reply #62016-08-06
For initial startup, over two-thirds is sufficient; for normal operation, over one-half is enough.
Reply #72016-08-09
Two-thirds when not in operation, and one-half when in operation; too much oil actually has a negative effect.

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