Maintenance and Upkeep of Carbon Dioxide Recovery Equipment

Maintenance and upkeep of carbon dioxide recovery equipment primarily encompass the following activities: regularly monitoring the concentration and pH level of the chemical absorbent within the capture module, and replenishing or replacing it in a timely manner; removing dust accumulation from membrane separation components; calibrating sensors to ensure data accuracy; and inspecting the condition of compressor lubricants and seals.

 

 

Regular Cleaning
Remove dust, oil stains, and residues from both the interior and exterior of the equipment to prevent blockages or contamination.

 

Lubrication and Fastening
Periodically apply appropriate lubricant to moving parts (such as bearings, guide rails, and pump bodies). Inspect and tighten bolts, nuts, joints, and other fasteners to prevent loosening.

 

Leak and Seal Inspection
Regularly inspect gas lines, liquid lines, flanges, valves, and other components for potential leaks. Replace aging seals; it is recommended to replace them every six months to one year.

 

Safety Device Verification
Verify the calibration of critical safety instruments-such as pressure gauges, safety valves, and liquid level indicators-to ensure they function correctly within their specified operating ranges.

 

Electrical and Control System Inspection
Inspect power cords, plugs, and grounding connections to ensure they are intact and in good condition; verify that the control panel, sensors, and buttons are functioning normally.