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Single acting
Splash, splash and pressure, splash and gravity and full pressure
Splash
Uses drippers, slingers or even crankshaft turning to splash oil throughout entire crankcase(lubricate all moving parts)
Splash and pressure
add pressure pump to positively supple oil to rotating elements in crankcase
Splash and gravity
oil carried up the crankshaft by a ring that hangs onto sump(fast running)
limited to pressure from the force of momentum
Full pressure
Less bearing wear, not dependent on crankcase oil level, oil can be filtered, and excellent protection on start up(pre-lube pump)
Why pressure lubrication more suitable for double-acting compressors
main frame separated from cylinder(distance piece)
crank case oil can’t reach cylinder
cylinder oil cant drain back
Large double acting compressor lubrication
internal and external
Internal
Critical to long life of machine( pumps, piping/galleries, cooling and filtration systems
Coolant pumps
External gear(most common, vane, gerotor and internal gear
Cooling systems
shell and tube oil cooler, retain viscosity and remove heat
Crankcase breather or vent
installed on top of crankcase prevent pressure build up
Periodic maintenance of oil coolers
scale/sludge build up, sacrificial zinc anodes, and corrosion or erosion of tube bundles
why use External lubrication
type of gas, discharge psi/temperature, type of oil
External
Pump to point and divider vanes
Pump to point
Like dcv, plunger pumps(positive displacement) runs off cam driven by crankshaft
Cons: each pump need own alarm/safety shut down systems
Divider vanes (overcomes problems of pump to point)
1 pump, filtering devices, divider vales, lube meter, no-flow device, remote operation
Rupture disc
after pump to prevent over pressure
Flowmeter panel
set and record pump flow and pressure
No-flow valve
sends alarm or shuts down the compressor if no flow occurs
Master & secondary divider valve
master divides flow to each secondary
secondary divide flow to each necessary injection point
block can’t tolerate foreign particles, air, oil or leaksInta
Intake air filtration must
low resistance, accumulation capacity, good separation, mechanical strength
Paper filters
3-5 micron, rip easy due to abrasive material, bad for dirty environments, venturi silencer
fabric filters
more resistant to abrasive material and high temp, can be cleaned by blowing air
Oil wetted labyrinth
good for fine particles, but regular maintenance required and relubrication
Oil bath
air has to go through oil bath before it escapes, baffles to prevent sediment at bottom from agitation
Inertial filter(pre cleaner)
special shaped vanes spin air causing heavier dirt to fly out
Cylinder cooling
removes heat of compression with cooling gas
coolant water temperature higher than temp of incoming gas prevent condensation
Water-cooled packing
High pressure or non-lubricated application to keep at operating temperature
water must be clean/filtered and have additives to prevent scaling and plugging
Piston rod run-out/rod-drop
proximity probe on distance piece or in cylinder