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    HYDAC Messe HydroDams Rückwand

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    The document discusses various types of contamination that can occur in hydropower systems' lubrication, hydraulic, and cooling systems, including gaseous, solid, liquid, and gel-like contamination from sources such as ambient air, installation processes, internal wear, and fluid mixing. It notes the origins and effects of each type of contamination, which can include increased wear, corrosion, leakage, control inaccuracies, and reduced system efficiency. The document provides solutions to issues like oil mist separation, filters for water hydraulics, and seal water solutions to address the different contamination problems.

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    The document discusses various types of contamination that can occur in hydropower systems' lubrication, hydraulic, and cooling systems, including gaseous, solid, liquid, and gel-like contamination from sources such as ambient air, installation processes, internal wear, and fluid mixing. It notes the origins and effects of each type of contamination, which can include increased wear, corrosion, leakage, control inaccuracies, and reduced system efficiency. The document provides solutions to issues like oil mist separation, filters for water hydraulics, and seal water solutions to address the different contamination problems.

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    The document discusses various types of contamination that can occur in hydropower systems' lubrication, hydraulic, and cooling systems, including gaseous, solid, liquid, and gel-like contamination from sources such as ambient air, installation processes, internal wear, and fluid mixing. It notes the origins and effects of each type of contamination, which can include increased wear, corrosion, leakage, control inaccuracies, and reduced system efficiency. The document provides solutions to issues like oil mist separation, filters for water hydraulics, and seal water solutions to address the different contamination problems.

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    HYDAC Messe HydroDams Rückwand

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    Ryan Kane
    The document discusses various types of contamination that can occur in hydropower systems' lubrication, hydraulic, and cooling systems, including gaseous, solid, liquid, and gel-like contamination from sources such as ambient air, installation processes, internal wear, and fluid mixing. It notes the origins and effects of each type of contamination, which can include increased wear, corrosion, leakage, control inaccuracies, and reduced system efficiency. The document provides solutions to issues like oil mist separation, filters for water hydraulics, and seal water solutions to address the different contamination problems.

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    Your Global Partner in Hydropower Systems

    Gaseous contamination Solid contamination

    Lubrication systems Hydraulics for trash rack cleaner


    Origin: for turbines and generators Origin:
    llContact with ambient air llInstallation contamination
    llOutgassing of the fluid llAmbient contamination
    llLeaks llRefilling of operating fluid
    llProcess gas (e. g. Nitrogen) llInternal wear processes
    Effects: Oil mist separation llOil ageing
    llCavitation Effects:
    llOxidation llAbrasive wear
    llLocal overheating of the fluid llIncreased leakage
    Diesel Gen Sets
    llIncrease in speed of oil ageing llComponent failure
    llControl inaccuracies llControl inaccuracies
    llRisk of explosion llBlockage of control pistons
    llShort fluid service life

    Hydraulic system for hydromechanical

    Filters for water hydraulics

    Liquid contamination Gel-like contamination

    Origin: Origin:
    llMoisture from ambient air Cooling water solutions Hydraulics llOil ageing
    llCooling system leakages for main inlet valve llOil mixing
    llProcess water/process steam Effects:
    llSeal leakages llReduced lubrication gaps caused
    llHigh-pressure cleaner by deposits
    llChemical processes (incineration, oxidation, neutralization) Seal water solutions llIncreased friction and temperature
    Effects: llIncreased bearing wear
    llCorrosion llMalfunctions in valves
    llReduction in dynamic viscosity llUnstable control behaviour
    llReduction in lubricating film thickness llDamage to dynamic seals
    llWear Hydraulic governor system llLeakages
    llChange in the oil properties for turbine control llBlockage of filter elements
    llCreation of acidic oil degradation products llShort filter life caused by sludge formation
    llFormation of sludge llIncreased bearing temperature caused
    llIncrease in speed of oil ageing by caking
    llCavitation damage llReduced system efficiency

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