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Gentle experts, is it necessary to use a crane pipe for unloading carbon dioxide?

2023-07-28View Original

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As the title suggests, experts: is it necessary to use a flexible hose for unloading carbon dioxide?
Reply #22023-07-28
Not necessarily; our carbon dioxide refrigerators are directly filled into the system.
Reply #32023-07-28
Yes, unloading carbon dioxide usually requires the use of a dip pipe. Flexible hoses can help safely direct high-pressure gas from storage tanks to the target container, thereby preventing leaks and accidents. Flexible hoses possess pressure resistance and a robust connection system, ensuring safety and reliability during unloading processes. Therefore, to protect the safety of personnel and equipment, it is necessary to use flexi-hoses. .

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