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Ingersoll Rand Marine P-Series 800/14

Ingersoll Rand Marine Ingersoll Rand Marine P-Series 800/14 is identified in the source list as a deck air compressor. It is normally installed or arranged in the engine-room or deck air-compressor space. Its purpose is to generate compressed air for the listed shipboard service. The source record provides the existing record note '14 bar'. The equipment is based on compression elements, coolers, lubrication, unloading and drive equipment. The exact model designation distinguishes the installed configuration from neighboring variants in the same category; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

compressor type deck_air_compressor
pressure bar 14
capacity nm3h 800
stages 3

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Common failures & inspection points

●Mechanical wear caused by inadequate lubrication, contamination or long service, resulting in rising vibration, noise or temperature
●Seal or gasket deterioration caused by wear, corrosion or misalignment, resulting in visible leakage or loss of process containment
●Flow restriction, cavitation or fouling caused by blocked passages or unsuitable operating conditions, resulting in reduced capacity and unstable performance
●Motor, coupling or drive failure caused by electrical faults, misalignment or overload, resulting in trips, abnormal current or inability to reach normal speed
●Sensor, control or protection failure caused by wiring, calibration or electronics faults, resulting in alarms, incorrect control response or shutdown

Service & Maintenance

Inspect bearings, lubrication, seals, couplings, foundations, process connections and protective devices. Trend vibration, temperature, pressure, flow and motor load where available and investigate deterioration from the established normal condition. Check for leakage, corrosion, fouling and abnormal mechanical contact. Function-test local and remote controls, alarms and shutdowns after maintenance. Maintain cleanliness during opening and reassembly. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for clearances, limits, settings and overhaul criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep model-correct seals, gaskets, bearings, filters or strainers, coupling parts, sensors and manufacturer-recommended wear components. Critical installations may justify a rotating assembly, motor or control module according to redundancy. Confirm all parts against the exact model and serial number.
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