1. Print slides 2-19 as note pages and distribute. 2. Print slide 20 as a slide and distribute. 3.

Print slide 21 as a slide but do not distribute. 4. Click on Slide Show, view slide show to start the show. 5. Hit escape to end show.

6. After tests are taken, grade them and multiply the number correct by 10 to get a percentage. Write the percentage on the test and send them to your district training record keeper for processing.

LA VARA LA INVERSIN

AA

LA VARA DEL PISTN EN LA COMPRESION

AA

LA VARA DEL PISTN EN LA TENSIN

EL FRACASO DE VLVULA DE DESCARGA DE FIN EXTERIOR

EL FRACASO DE VLVULA DE DESCARGA DE FIN EXTERIOR

EL FRACASO DE VLVULA DE DESCARGA DE FIN EXTERIOR

EL FRACASO DE VLVULA DE DESCARGA DE FIN EXTERIOR

EL FRACASO DE MARCO FIN SUCCIN VLVULA OREGN UNLOADING EL FIN DEL MARCO

EL FRACASO DE MARCO FIN SUCCIN VLVULA OREGN UNLOADING EL FIN DEL MARCO

EL FRACASO DE MARCO FIN SUCCIN VLVULA OREGN UNLOADING EL FIN DEL MARCO

EL FRACASO DE MARCO FIN SUCCIN VLVULA OREGN UNLOADING EL FIN DEL MARCO

SIEMPRE EL SOLO ACTO EN EL MARCO SLO ACABA

LOS CILINDROS DE PRESIN ALTA ESTN EN EL PELIGRO DE NON-INVERTIR LAS CARGAS INCLUSO CON LAS VLVULAS BUENAS

LOS CILINDROS DE PRESIN ALTA ESTN EN EL PELIGRO DE NON-INVERTIR LAS CARGAS INCLUSO CON LAS VLVULAS BUENAS

LOS CILINDROS DE PRESIN ALTA ESTN EN EL PELIGRO DE NON-INVERTIR LAS CARGAS INCLUSO CON LAS VLVULAS BUENAS

USANDO UN TAILROD PARA AYUDAR LA VARA LA INVERSIN

USANDO UN TAILROD PARA AYUDAR LA VARA LA INVERSIN

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Rod Reversal
1. Rod reversal is not a desired condition as it can lead to failed components.

2. As the load on the piston rod reverses from compression to tension, the crosshead pin changes positions in the bushing therefore allowing proper lubrication on both sides of the pin.

3. Since the compressor cylinders are designed to be double-acting, there will always be proper reversal throughout the life of the compressor.

4. Failed valves or improper cylinder configuration could lead to a non-reversing condition.

5. Tail rods are used to help balance opposing throws.

6. Smaller cylinders stand a greater chance of suffering a non-reversing condition.

7. A failed valve, if in a critical location, could lead to a crosshead failure.

8. Valves should only need to be monitored if they are suspected of having failed.

9. Smaller diameters cylinders, as long as the valves are in good operating condition, will never be subject to a non-reversing condition.

10. Dresser-Rand always recommends unloading or removing the frame end suction valve/s when single acting a cylinder.

Rod Reversal
1. Rod reversal is not a desired condition as it can lead to failed components. F

2. As the load on the piston rod reverses from compression to tension, the crosshead pin changes positions in the bushing therefore allowing proper lubrication on both sides of the T pin.

3. Since the compressor cylinders are designed to be double-acting, there will always be F proper reversal throughout the life of the compressor.

4. Failed valves or improper cylinder configuration could lead to a non-reversing T condition.

5. Tail rods are used to help balance opposing throws.

6. Smaller cylinders stand a greater chance of suffering a non-reversing condition.

7. A failed valve, if in a critical location, could lead to a crosshead failure.

8. Valves should only need to be monitored if they are suspected of having failed.

9. Smaller diameters cylinders, as long as the valves are in good operating condition, will F never be subject to a non-reversing condition.

10. Dresser-Rand always recommends unloading or removing the frame end suction F valve/s when single acting a cylinder.