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What causes the current drop in high-pressure coal slurry pumps?

2016-11-08View Original

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What causes a sudden drop in current during the operation of a high-pressure coal slurry pump?
Reply #22016-11-08
It’s the current that drops, with a tendency toward peroxides.
Reply #32016-11-11
Inverter failure? Is there a leak in the coal slurry pipeline? Unstable voltage at the substation? It’s just a guess; I’ve never encountered it
Reply #42016-11-11
Check the slag condition; it seems that one cylinder of the slurry pump is not functioning.
Reply #52016-11-18
If there are no electrical problems, a decrease in current necessarily means a decrease in shaft power; therefore, as mentioned above, check the equipment issues with the slurry pump.

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