Analysis of the working principle of carbon monoxide

The carbon monoxide compressor is mainly composed of the compressor host, motor, common chassis, gas circuit system, cooling system, lubrication system, instrument operation system, sewage system, electrical system, etc. All components are basically installed on a common chassis, which is installed on a cement foundation plane.

It is a fixed gas supply station. The connecting pipelines between the equipment and the fixing points between the equipment and the base are all detachable. Therefore, this type of compressor is extremely convenient in transportation, installation, operation and maintenance.

1. Fully open the inlet valve of the standby machine, the first stop valve of the outlet, and each circuit valve.

2. Start the standby engine oiler and crank for 15 minutes before disengaging the cranking device.

3. After contacting the electrical appliance for dispatching, start the main motor of the standby machine.

4. Slowly close the valve of the standby machine until the outlet pressure is about 0.12 MPa.

5. Slowly close the 2-return valve of the standby machine until the 2-return valve is fully closed.

6. Slowly close the 4-way hand valve on site until it is fully closed.

7. The central control will slowly close the 4-return self-adjusting valve of the standby machine according to the inlet pressure, and fully open the standby machine outlet valve after the 4-stage outlet pressure of the standby machine is slightly higher than the inlet pressure of the raw gas compressor by 0.1Mpa.

8. Adjust fuel gas according to dispatch requirements

9. At the same time, slowly open the 4-way self-adjusting valve of the running machine until it is fully open.

10. Slowly close the outlet valve of the running machine. (If the outlet pressure increases, slightly open the 4-way valve on site)

11. Slowly open the 1-way, 2-way, and 4-way valves in sequence according to the inlet pressure.

12. Put the carbon monoxide compressor to the fuel gas valve into use according to the dispatching requirements.