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Centrifugal compressor oil station oil heater

2016-08-15View Original

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For ease of maintenance, many lubricating oil station heaters are now installed from above. Can such installations cause dry burning?
Reply #22016-08-16
We use underfloor installation on site. . :)
Reply #32016-08-16
Aren’t there more on the side? Is there one for the bottom too? What type of heater do you have? Do you have any information on the heater? It’s okay if you tell me which manufacturer it is.
Reply #42016-08-16
The fuel tank electric heater is used to heat the lubricating oil in the fuel tank when the oil temperature is below the minimum requirement for the unit to operate. It should be soaked in lubricating oil.
Reply #52016-08-18
The design prevents the problem of dry burning; the top-mounted heater has heating elements only at the bottom, with no heating elements in the upper part.
Reply #62016-08-18
I’ve never seen it; it’s usually installed at the bottom and submerged in lubricating oil.

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