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Diaphragm compressor flow rate issue

2017-09-15View Original

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The flow rate is 952 Nm3/h at an inlet pressure of 12.5 MPa and an outlet pressure of 45 MPa. So when the inlet pressure is 20 MPa, the flow rate can exceed 1000 Nm3? The flow rate is in direct proportion to the inlet pressure; as the gas pressure inside the tank decreases, for example from 20 MPa to 10 MPa, can the flow rate at 15 MPa be used to represent the average flow rate?
Reply #22017-10-13
Personally, I think a rough calculation can be done in this way. Every company has corresponding selection calculation software, and you can use that software to do the calculations.

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