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Selection of fans for intermittent air intake at the fan inlet

2017-04-11 View Original

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Our plant’s nitrogen generators produce oxygen-rich exhaust gas that we intend to recycle. We plan to use a fan to pump this gas directly outside, but the emission is intermittent, with the pressure difference fluctuating between 0 and 7.5 kilograms. Is there a fan suitable for such conditions? We do not want to use a buffer tank, considering space constraints and equipment costs. Could anyone help us solve this problem?
Reply #2 2017-04-11
Your description is quite general. Factors such as your flow rate, pressure instability, whether it follows a pattern, the location where the gas is extracted, and the location to which the gas is delivered are all very important issues.
Reply #3 2017-04-11
The flow rate is approximately 50 cubic meters per minute, with a discharge interval of 56 seconds
Reply #4 2017-04-11
Such fans can be manufactured. Is there a pressure requirement for delivering air to the gas holder? If so, feel free to contact me; I can prepare a detailed plan for you

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