When the hydrogen compressor is in operation, there is a loud noise coming from the cylinders; how can this be eliminated?
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The hydrogen compressor makes a loud noise when running; what could be the reason? How to eliminate it? What causes the vibration in the third-stage outlet pipeline of the hydrogen compressor? How to eliminate it?
Piping vibration is likely caused by a problem with the compressor itself.
The reasons for the loud noise generated by the cylinder’s operation are complex; it is necessary to check whether the hydrogen medium contains any liquids, whether the gas valves are leaking, whether all nuts are tightened properly, whether the cylinder liners are loose, and whether all gaps are at the appropriate levels. Without on-site information regarding pipeline vibrations, it’s difficult to provide any suggestions. Please send some pictures for review
Equipment and operating parameters, pipe layout, etc.—there are too many possible causes. It is very important that the drainage from the outlet separator at each compression stage is regular and clean. Of course, the most effective way is to not use vibration at all; that would definitely eliminate it immediately :lol