Compressor Temperature Is Abnormal

When the temperature of the exhaust is higher than its design value, it is considered abnormal. Various factors affect the increase in exhaust temperature, including intake temperature, compression index, and pressure ratio. The actual situation can also contribute to an increase in suction temperature, such as low intermediate cooling efficiency or more scale in the intercooler. Furthermore, air leakage from either the air valve or piston ring can change the interstage pressure and lead to a higher exhaust temperature. Even for water-cooled machines, a lack of water or insufficient water can play a role in increasing exhaust temperature. It is essential to consider these factors when attempting to identify and address abnormal exhaust temperature.