Hydrogen at 14 MPa flows in the pipe with a diameter of ￠12 at the compressor outlet; is it okay to bend it in this way?

2017-01-14 View Original

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Is it dangerous to use 14 MPa hydrogen gas in a pipe with a diameter of ￠12? Are there any relevant regulatory requirements regarding this, especially when the pipe is bent into a U shape?

Reply #2 2017-01-15

Of course it is possible. It is simply the air duct of a pressure gauge, and B.

Reply #3 2017-01-15

If the wall thickness strength is sufficient, there should be no problem

Reply #4 2017-01-15

Is it possible to bend the pipe at the outlet of a small diaphragm compressor?

Reply #5 2017-01-15

Is it a high-pressure pipe? It should be fine.

Reply #6 2017-01-15

It’s a high-pressure pipe, but it happens to be at the outlet of the diaphragm compressor

Reply #7 2017-01-15

As long as the flow rate is within the limit, it’s fine; check the flow volume and calculate the flow rate.

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