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    Unhappy milky oil



    The oil in the separator of grasso screw compressor type 195 GME working as a swing compressor on 4.5 psig and 33 psig depends on the need and system oil cooling uses thermostatic expansion valve turns milky during operation for the 3rd time I change the oil can anybody know the reason ????????



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    Re: milky oil

    Could it be that ammonia is heavily contaminated with water?
    test ammonia for water.
    Assume new oil being added is all ok as well.
    Has there been any issues with plant that you know off like heat exchangers leaking water into system.
    Last edited by RANGER1; 30-04-2015 at 12:55 AM.

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    Re: milky oil

    Thanks for your reply Ranger 1 , I guess it was the adjustment of balance pressure line for the tx valve in SOC line

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    Re: milky oil

    Quote Originally Posted by Ahmed_farid View Post
    Thanks for your reply Ranger 1 , I guess it was the adjustment of balance pressure line for the tx valve in SOC line
    Ahmed, are you referring to liquid injection set up to control oil & discharge temperature.
    If to much liquid injection could flood causing oil foaming.
    Last edited by RANGER1; 01-05-2015 at 10:54 AM.

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