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What to do if the coupling bolts of a centrifugal compressor are missing?

2016-12-02View Original

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The coupling bolts that connect the turbine to the centrifugal compressor are missing; is it possible to remove 2 or 3 of them symmetrically? Or use symmetrically substituted bolts of different weights?
Reply #22016-12-02
First of all, it’s definitely not possible to add another bolt; otherwise, the torque exerted on each bolt on average will be too high. It’s better to add one more bolt
Reply #32016-12-02
Temporarily, there are no accessories available as before. :(
Reply #42016-12-02
Never try to make up for one loss with another; it’s best to replace everything.
Reply #52016-12-02
It’s best to replace them all; if that’s not possible, replace one every other time (as a substitute).
Reply #62016-12-02
If it’s gone, buy a new one and replace it! ! Movable equipment requires spare parts to be kept on hand; otherwise, there won’t even be time to repair it when it breaks down
Reply #72016-12-03
Agree with the person above; replace them symmetrically. Also, hurry up and prepare the spare parts

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