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    Reliable Compression of Sour and other Process Gases - Special Rolling Bearings for Oil-flooded Screw Compressors

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    2012
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    Kahlman, Lars
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    Abstract
    This case study on oil-flooded screw compressors briefly covers: 1. Basic designs of oil-flooded screw compressors 2. Process layouts 3. Failure modes for conventional bearings seeing: Water condensing Sour (H2S) and Acid (CO2) gases; Water condensing Hydrogen-rich process gases. 4. “Sour gas rolling bearings” consisting of: Super-tough stainless steel bearing rings; Bearing grade silicon nitride ceramic rolling elements; Glass fiber reinforced polymeric PEEK cages 5. A “service-life diagram” vs. H2S and CO2 mol%
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    https://doi.org/10.21423/R13S85
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    Case Study
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    Turbomachines
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    Kahlman, Lars (2012). Reliable Compression of Sour and other Process Gases - Special Rolling Bearings for Oil-flooded Screw Compressors. Texas A&M University. Turbomachinery Laboratories. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /162969.

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