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Do the instruments at gas stations use instrument air? If it’s used, where will the air source come from!

2018-12-11View Original

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Hello, experts. May I ask if the instruments at CNG stations use instrument air? If it’s used, where will the air source come from? New L-CNG units no longer come equipped with compressors! Correct answers will be generously rewarded!
Reply #22018-12-11
Air can be blown in directly using an air pump.
Reply #32018-12-13
For safety, nitrogen should be used! ! Add nitrogen generation equipment! !
Reply #42019-02-28
It should be used, right? Otherwise how can the pipelines be replaced, and where will the nitrogen come from?
Reply #52019-03-01
I’m not sure about gas stations, but for LNG here, we don’t need instrument air; self-acting control valves are used for pressure regulation, and electric ball valves are used for emergency isolation. For regular replacement, liquid nitrogen is transported to the site using a tank truck and then introduced into the system via a vaporizer for replacement.

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