The long-term stable operation and emission compliance of oil and gas recovery equipment largely depend on whether daily maintenance is in place. Many gas station equipment failures are not caused by equipment quality issues, but by negligence in maintenance. Although the WHSH series oil and gas recovery system of Wohong operates fully automatically and does not require dedicated personnel, regular inspection and maintenance are still essential. This article compiles a practical list of maintenance points for gas stations to compare and implement.
Daily inspections are mainly based on observation, with a focus on three aspects: first, whether the operating parameters on the touch screen are normal, including system pressure, temperature, and operating status; Secondly, whether there is any abnormal noise, odor or vibration in the equipment, and whether the sound of the compressor running is stable; The third is whether there are traces of oil and gas leaks around the equipment. Record any abnormalities in a timely manner and contact the manufacturer for handling. Do not operate with defects.
The air-cooled heat exchange module relies on air to dissipate heat, and the accumulation of dust on the heat sink will directly lead to a decrease in condensation effect and an increase in emission concentration. Check the heat sink and air inlet filter every week, and clean them with compressed air or a soft bristled brush if there is severe dust accumulation. It is recommended to increase the frequency of cleaning during the high temperature season in summer to ensure heat exchange efficiency.
Check the operating parameters and start stop frequency of the compressor every month to ensure that the system can automatically start after the tank pressure reaches the set value and stop normally after the pressure drops. Membrane components are the core components that affect emission concentration. Although they have a long normal lifespan, continuous attention should be paid to the treatment effect. If the emission concentration shows an upward trend, the manufacturer should be contacted to evaluate the status of the membrane components, and professional testing should be arranged if necessary.
The equipment operates in flammable and explosive environments, and maintaining safety is the top priority. The cover of the explosion-proof junction box must not be opened during operation; Before any maintenance operation, the power must be cut off, and combustible gas detection instruments must be used to measure the gas concentration inside and outside the equipment and the surrounding environment. Only after confirming safety can the operation be carried out. Maintenance tools must be explosion-proof, and the use of open flames or smoking near the equipment is strictly prohibited.
It is recommended to establish a maintenance ledger for each device, recording the inspection time, items, discovered problems, and handling results for each inspection. Ledger can not only help track changes in equipment status, but also serve as a management basis for environmental inspections. If encountering unforeseeable anomalies during maintenance, promptly contact the equipment manufacturer for remote diagnosis. The WHSH series reserved remote communication interface can support technical personnel to remotely view operational data.
Maintaining this matter depends on persistence. The habit of daily, weekly, and monthly inspections is necessary for the equipment to operate continuously and stably, and for emissions to meet long-term standards.
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