Several precautions for the installation of air compressors
The selection of the installation site of the air compressor is the most easily overlooked by the staff. After the air compressor is purchased, the place is arranged, and the piping is planned for use. In order to facilitate the future maintenance of the air compressor, the appropriate installation site is the correct use of the air compressor Prerequisites for a press system.
(1) Site: The air compressor installer chooses a clean, well-lit wide place to facilitate the space and lighting required for operation, maintenance and repair.
(2) Space: Choose a place with low air humidity, less dust, good ventilation and fresh air, and avoid foggy, dusty and fibrous environments.
(3) Environment: According to the requirements of GB50029-2003 "Code for Design of Compressed Air Station", the heating temperature of the compressed air station machine room should not be lower than 15℃, and the temperature of the machine room during non-working hours should not be lower than 5℃. When the air compressor suction port or the unit cooling air suction port is located indoors, the indoor ambient temperature should not be greater than 40 °C.
(5) Filtering equipment: If the factory environment is poor and there is a lot of dust, pre-filtering equipment must be installed to ensure the service life of the air compressor system parts.
(6) Air volume: when the air volume of a single unit is equal to or greater than 20m3/min, and the total installed capacity of the compressed air station is equal to or greater than 60m3/min, lifting equipment for maintenance should be installed, and its lifting capacity should be The heaviest part of the air compressor unit is determined.
(7) Maintenance: According to the requirements of GB50029-2003 "Code for Design of Compressed Air Station", reserve passage and maintenance space, and the width of passage between the air compressor unit and the wall is appropriately maintained at a distance of 0.8-1.5m according to the size of the exhaust volume. .
