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Pre-Start Checklist
Check oil level in the oil reservoir.
Inspect electrical connections for any signs of wear or damage.
Ensure that all safety guards and covers are in place.
Verify that the cooling system is functioning properly.
Confirm that the air intake filter is clean.
Start-Up Procedure
Start the compressor using the control panel.
Monitor the oil pressure gauge for normal operating levels.
Listen for unusual noises during operation.
Check for any leaks around fittings and seals.
Allow the compressor to reach its operating temperature.
Operating Checks
Regularly monitor oil temperature and pressure during operation.
Inspect discharge air temperature for abnormalities.
Ensure that the compressor is not drawing excessive current.
Check for vibration levels using a vibration meter.
Record operating parameters in the maintenance log.
Here are some additional steps you can include in the Operating Checks section of your oil-injected screw compressor checklist
Monitor the inlet air temperature and pressure to ensure proper conditions for compression
Inspect for any unusual noises that may indicate mechanical issues
Verify that the oil level in the reservoir is within the acceptable range
Check the condition and cleanliness of the air filters
Monitor the compressor's output for any fluctuations in pressure or flow rate
Inspect the cooling system (if applicable) for proper operation and any signs of leaks
Ensure that all safety alarms and indicators are functioning correctly
Check for any signs of oil leaks around seals and connections
Observe the compressor for any signs of overheating or unusual wear
Review the status of the compressor control system for any error messages or warnings
Confirm that the lubrication system is functioning properly and that oil is circulating as expected
Maintenance Schedule
Change the oil and oil filter as per manufacturer recommendations.
Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specifications.
Drain the old oil completely from the compressor.
Replace the oil filter with a new one.
Fill with new oil according to specifications.
Check for leaks after replacement.
Inspect and clean the air intake filter regularly.
Remove the air intake filter from its housing.
Inspect for dirt, debris, or damage.
Clean the filter using compressed air or wash if washable.
Reinstall the filter securely in place.
Schedule regular cleaning intervals based on usage.
Check the condition of hoses and connections for wear.
Inspect hoses for cracks, bulges, or leaks.
Check all connections for tightness and security.
Replace any worn or damaged hoses immediately.
Ensure proper routing of hoses to avoid abrasion.
Document any findings and repairs made.
Perform vibration analysis to detect any potential issues.
Use a vibration analyzer to assess compressor vibrations.
Compare results against baseline data for anomalies.
Identify potential imbalance or misalignment issues.
Schedule repairs if abnormal vibrations are detected.
Document the analysis results for future reference.
Schedule regular inspections by a qualified technician.
Create a maintenance calendar for inspections.
Ensure the technician is certified and experienced.
Provide access to all necessary equipment and documentation.
Document findings and recommendations from each inspection.
Follow up on any required actions promptly.
Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Maintenance Schedule section of a New oil injected screw compressor checklist
Monitor and record operating temperatures and pressures regularly
Install gauges to monitor temperatures and pressures.
Record data at regular intervals (daily, weekly).
Analyze trends for any abnormalities or deviations.
Address any readings outside manufacturer specifications.
Keep records for maintenance and troubleshooting purposes.
Inspect and clean the heat exchanger to ensure optimal performance
Shut down the compressor and isolate the heat exchanger.
Remove any debris or buildup from the exchanger surfaces.
Check for leaks and ensure all connections are tight.
Reassemble and restart the system, monitoring performance.
Schedule cleaning based on operational conditions.
Check and tighten all electrical connections to prevent loose contacts
Power down the compressor before inspection.
Inspect all electrical connections for tightness and corrosion.
Use appropriate tools to tighten loose connections.
Replace any corroded connectors as necessary.
Document any electrical issues found and fixed.
Lubricate bearings and moving parts as per manufacturer recommendations
Refer to the manual for lubrication intervals and types.
Use the recommended lubricant for bearings and moving parts.
Apply lubricant evenly to avoid over-lubrication.
Check for any signs of wear during lubrication.
Document lubrication activities in maintenance logs.
Inspect the safety valves and test for proper operation
Check the safety valves for any visible signs of wear.
Perform a functional test to ensure they open and close properly.
Replace any valves that do not operate correctly.
Document the inspection and testing results.
Schedule retests based on manufacturer guidelines.
Review and update system documentation and maintenance logs
Gather all relevant maintenance records and documentation.
Update logs with recent service activities and findings.
Ensure all procedures follow current manufacturer recommendations.
Archive older documents for historical reference.
Distribute updated documents to relevant personnel.
Check for any signs of oil leaks and address them promptly
Inspect all oil lines and connections for leaks.
Clean any oil residue to identify new leaks easily.
Tighten loose connections or replace damaged components.
Document any leaks found and actions taken.
Schedule regular leak inspections during maintenance.
Inspect the condition of the compressor's drive belt and adjust or replace as necessary
Check the drive belt for wear, cracks, or fraying.
Ensure proper tension according to manufacturer specifications.
Adjust or replace the belt if it does not meet requirements.
Document findings and any adjustments made.
Schedule regular checks based on operational hours.
Perform a thorough inspection of the oil separator and replace if needed
Remove the oil separator for inspection.
Check for any signs of damage or contamination.
Replace if the separator is clogged or ineffective.
Reinstall the separator securely and check for leaks.
Document inspection results and any actions taken.
Test the functionality of control and safety systems to ensure they are operational
Conduct a comprehensive test of all control systems.
Simulate safety scenarios to verify system responses.
Document any malfunctions or discrepancies.
Schedule repairs for any non-functional components.
Maintain a record of test results for future reference.
Emergency Shutdown Procedure
Identify the emergency shutdown button location.
Ensure all personnel are aware of the emergency protocols.
In the event of an emergency, press the shutdown button immediately.
Isolate the power supply to the compressor.
Conduct a post-shutdown inspection for any damage or leaks.
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