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This post was last edited by 955559 on 2018-8-2 at 10:18: 1. Improper use of cylinder lubricant; 2. Compressed air pipelines that have not been cleaned for a long time; 3. Air filters that are not cleaned on a regular basis; 4. Excessively high exhaust temperature of the air compressor; 5. The relief valve being left open for extended periods of time
Are you referring to a physical explosion or a chemical explosion? Consider the operating environment of your air compressor, its purpose, its relationship with subsequent processes, and whether there are any flammable or explosive gases that might flow into the pipes. There are many factors; on-site photos should be uploaded. If it’s determined in the form of an exam, qualitative answers seem to lose their meaning. At the very least, this should prevent the outlet pipe from exploding. Also, what about the interlocks, safety valves, and automatic drain valves of your air compressor? What type of equipment is it – positive displacement, centrifugal, or some other type? ? ? ?
I mentioned above that it wasn’t clear which household’s pipes exploded; basically, there are several factors that could cause such an explosion
This post is meant to draw attention to these issues
The issues you’ve raised to draw attention are purely speculative; even if they were meant to provoke arguments, they wouldn’t cause any real upheaval. Otherwise, it’s also an assumption based on one’s own equipment; P
Maybe my title is too scary