Are there any compressors for torch gas recovery, or any recommendations?
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Recently, our facility is planning to install a new flare gas recovery compressor. We have a hydrocracking unit, and the specific composition and parameters of the flare gas are as follows: 2.1 Gas composition: Component content (V%), Molecular weight – Hydrogen sulfide: 2.134; Nitrogen: 8.128; Oxygen: 2.132; Methane: 2716; Ethene: 0.828; Ethane: 2.230; Hydrogen: 29.52; Propene: 9.942; Propane: 12.344; Isobutane: 1.358; n-Isobutylene: 1.256; n-Butane: 158; But-1-ene: 0.556; But-2-ene: 0.456; Butadiene: 0.154; Pentane: 1.572; Average molecular weight: 22.7. 2.2 Process parameters: Parameter, Unit, Rated operating conditions – Exhaust volume: Nm3/min, 14; Inlet pressure: kPa, 1–3; Outlet pressure: MPa, 1.02; Inlet temperature: °C, ≤40; Exhaust temperature: °C, ≤45
You can contact Ningbo Baos. That’s what we use
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Is their system piston-type or screw-type?
What type of compressor is it, and are there any contact details?
Our company can do it. Do you have a phone number?
Weifang Shengjian, hehe~~~ V-type screw compressors have low procurement costs and low operating expenses; the best part is that faults are easy to resolve! ~~~I won’t say much else~~~