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By reducing the load on the catalytic reaction, the amount of rich gas decreases; without adjusting the backflow movement

2017-05-28View Original

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Urgently need knowledge about Fortune air compressors! Can reducing the speed of the turbine be used as a control method?
Reply #22017-05-28
Variable frequency; I’ve never seen anything that advanced
Reply #32017-05-28
Without surge, the speed can be reduced
Reply #42017-05-28
The reaction load has decreased, and the inlet flow rate to the compressor is low; will surging not occur after reducing the speed?
Reply #52017-05-28
Of course, the turbine speed can be reduced for adjustment. One method is to use counter-rotation to adjust the speed, while the other is to keep the counter-rotation constant while varying the speed of the air compressor; either approach is acceptable. However, when using speed regulation, the upper limit of the speed should not exceed the turbine’s maximum speed, and the lower limit should not be below the turbine’s minimum normal operating speed

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