Problem of continuous pressure stabilization
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System: Self-produced gas tank — primary pressure booster fan — buffer tank — secondary pressure booster fan — pressure storage tank. A booster fan is required to maintain the pressure in the gas generation tank within a certain range, and this is achieved through variable speed control. Question: Does a secondary pressurization fan affect the operation of the primary pressurization fan, resulting in unstable regulation of the primary fan? Are there any good solutions? Is it feasible to install a pressure stabilizing valve after the primary fan to stabilize the outlet pressure of the fan?
If the fan seems difficult to control, it’s because fans are designed to have low pressure and high flow rates; as a result, the capacity of ordinary containers is not sufficient for storing energy. It might be better to install a check valve; worth giving it a try.