
AM Monday – RTO Sensor Failure
February 24, 2025 8:19 amAM Monday - RTO Sensor Failure
Several factors can cause control panels and sensors in a Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO) to fail :
- Environmental Conditions
- High Temperatures: Can degrade sensors, leading to inaccurate readings.
- Corrosive Gases: Damage to sensors and electrical components.
- Moisture: Causes short circuits or corrosion in the control panel.
- Sensor Degradation
- Aging: Loss of calibration over time, resulting in inaccurate readings.
- Contamination: Particles or chemicals can clog sensors.
- Electrical Failures: Damage to wiring or power surges disrupt sensor operation.
- Control Panel Issues
- Loose Connections: Interruption in sensor data transmission.
- Faulty Software: Misinterprets data or fails to adjust parameters.
- Overload or Power Surges: Damage to circuits or memory.
- Mechanical Failure
- Vibration: Can loosen components or damage wiring.
- Physical Damage: Accidental impacts or wear from operation.
- Poor Calibration and Maintenance
- Incorrect Calibration: Leads to incorrect system adjustments.
- Neglecting Maintenance: Causes gradual degradation and failure.
- Improper Installation
- Incorrect Placement: Sensors may give inaccurate data.
- Inadequate Wiring: Leads to electrical disruptions.
For further assistance or to schedule a maintenance inspection, please contact our service team at service@shipandshore.com or call (562) 997-0233.
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