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Answers to questions about steam turbines, centrifuges, and screw compressors

2016-09-14View Original

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Since 2009, I have been involved in the management and maintenance of turbine units, overseeing 5 turbines, generators, as well as associated centrifuges and screw compressors in air compression stations. I have gained some experience in process management and maintenance work. I would like to exchange knowledge with experts here in Sichuan, as well as understand the challenges others face in their work; I’m willing to help solve any problems within my capabilities. I truly hope to engage in mutual learning with everyone.
Reply #22016-09-18
The air compressor leaks oil and requires repair every half month or so – what could be the reason?
Reply #32016-09-19
Excuse me~ Are you referring to a screw air compressor, or a centrifugal air compressor driven by a turbine and equipped with an oil station?
Reply #42016-09-19
The oil fine separator has poor gas separation performance; the oil in the air cannot be separated and is carried by the air to the air buffer tank. Replace the mother-and-child oil fine separator.

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