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Is it okay to run the diaphragm compressor for 1 hour every 10 hours?

2019-05-10View Original

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Is it okay to run the diaphragm compressor for 1 hour every 10 hours? A nitrogen diaphragm compressor is connected to a nitrogen tank, with the gas coming out of the tank being used in the production process. The diaphragm compressor starts and stops according to the demands of the production process: it operates when nitrogen is needed by the process, and it stops when no nitrogen is required. Based on this, it can be estimated that the compressor runs for 1 hour every 10 hours. Is such operation acceptable?
Reply #22019-06-19
Bro, this is for simple applications – there are a hundred ways to use the pressure in the nitrogen storage tank and the flow rate in the pipes as input parameters to control the start and stop of the compressor
Reply #32019-08-05
Yes, but it will affect the service life of the diaphragm
Reply #42023-07-08
Just pay attention to the startup process; welcome to use Tongxinshang high-performance diaphragms. Best-in-class performance.

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