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Air pressure adviser

Silicone and oil
 
or condensate droplets in the coating, matting, adhesion problems etc.
 
Reason:
 
  • No or insufficient condensate separation in the compressed air
    Cause of problem:
    No filtration
    Remedies:
    - Install suitable water separator
    - Install suitable fine filter
    Cause of problem:
    Only water separator available for filtration
    Remedies:
    - Add suitable fine filter, e.g. with a filtration degree of 0.01 µm to the water separator
    Cause of problem:
    Not every single gun connection is equipped with a compressed air filter
    Remedies:
    - Every single outlet must feature a compressed air filter consisting of water separator and fine filter
    Cause of problem:
    Too high a temperature of the compressed air causes the condensate to be "pulled along"
    Remedies:
    - Add cooling device
    - Increase pressure compensation container
    - Compressor is too small and gets hot. Can be seen in permanent compressor run. Install additional or larger compressor.
  • Condensate amounts are repeatedly pulled along from low spots or similar places; filters are mere "aerosol" (droplet) separators and cannot separate water "breakthroughs" from the compressed air. Thus, the condensate flows through the filter.
    Cause of problem:
    Main compressed air line exit does not move upward in swanneck shape; condensate runs into exit.
    Remedies:
    - Install compressed air line exits upward in swanneck shape
    - Install compressed air lines with a decline of 1 - 2 % and add a condensate discharge at the end, complete with "water trap".
    Cause of problem:
    The compressed air line has low spots, i.e. if the line is fed into a second building through the ground (earth / hall floor)
    Remedies:
    - Remove low spots
    - Install a condensate discharge and collector inside the low spot
    Cause of problem:
    Attention: Hose exits through hose rolls at the main air line, too, lead to low spots
    Remedies:
    - Install a water separator before the hose rolling device, to avoid the collection of condensate in these low spots
  • The water separator does not continuously discharge condensate; filter is overfilled; the condensate is gradually pulled along
    Cause of problem:
    No condensate discharge available
    Remedies:
    - Install condensate discharge in the filter
    Cause of problem:
    The filter only features a manual discharge which is not activated frequently enough
    Remedies:
    - Install automatic condensate discharge valve in the filter, or ensure that the manual discharge is activated frequently
    Cause of problem:
    Automatic condensate discharge valve does not work properly
    Remedies:
    - Replace or repair and examine condensate discharge valve
  • Installation of plastic tubings in places exposed to heat
    Cause of problem:
    Due to the high heat expansion of the plastic (approx. 10 % at 20° C), low spots appear between the holding clamps (the line starts to sag)
    Remedies:
    - Install galvanized steel pipe
    - Install stainless steel pipe
    - Never use copper, as air and condensate cause corrosion (verdigris may cause color shade changes)

   
 
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