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Tamrotor Marine TD 1200/10

Tamrotor Tamrotor Marine TD 1200/10 is identified in the source list as a deck air compressor. It is normally installed in the engine room, deck machinery area or utility space and connected to the corresponding compressed-air receiver and distribution system. Its purpose is to generate compressed air for the starting, service or deck duty identified by the equipment category. The source record provides the existing record note '10 bar'. The exact compressor architecture, cooling arrangement, unloading system and drive configuration are model-specific and must be confirmed from manufacturer data. The exact model designation and any pressure or capacity information contained in the source distinguish size and service from neighboring compressors; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figures.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

compressor type deck_air_compressor
pressure bar 10
capacity nm3h 1200
stages 2

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Common failures & inspection points

●Valve or compression-element wear caused by contamination, inadequate lubrication or long service, resulting in reduced capacity and abnormal temperatures
●Seal or packing leakage caused by wear, thermal distortion or damaged sealing components, resulting in air or gas leakage and reduced performance
●Cooling-system fouling or loss caused by scale, blocked passages or pump faults, resulting in elevated discharge or bearing temperatures
●Lubrication or bearing failure where applicable caused by low oil supply, contamination or misalignment, resulting in vibration, temperature rise or trips
●Capacity-control, unloading or non-return valve malfunction caused by sticking, actuator or control faults, resulting in unstable operation, difficult starting or abnormal cycling

Service & Maintenance

Monitor suction and discharge conditions, temperatures, vibration and capacity-control behavior in accordance with the vessel procedures. Inspect coolers, valves, filters, drains, bearings and lubrication system where applicable. Check for air, gas, oil and cooling-water leakage and investigate recurring trips rather than repeatedly restarting the machine. Function-test unloading, capacity-control and protective devices using approved procedures. Keep system cleanliness and material compatibility under control. Refer to manufacturer and class documentation for exact clearances, alarm limits and overhaul criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep model-correct seals or packing, valve or compression-element service parts, bearings, filters, gaskets and capacity-control or unloader components recommended by the manufacturer. Service-critical materials must match the handled medium. Confirm all parts against the compressor serial number and application.
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